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Geometry Inequalities Involving Two Triangles
Lecture Description
This lesson is on inequalities involving two triangles. The last lesson that we did was on the triangle inequality theorem, which said that any two sides of a triangle had to be greater than the third side; but that was within just one triangle. We are going to go over a couple of inequality theorems that are based on comparing two triangles. The first one is the SAS inequality theorem. It is similar to the SAS theorem for congruence, but you'll see how these two are actually different. Besides this one, you'll also learn about the SSS (Side-Side-Side) inequality theorem in this lesson.
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Post by joey kimble on November 12, 2012
This is so simple, but for some reason my teacher makes is seem so complicated.