Patty Paper Parallel Lines From A Point Off A Line

Patty Paper Parallel Lines From A Point Off A Line – Repeat exercise 1, but draw the line and point on patty paper and fold to construct the parallel. In this problem, you will investigate reflections in a pair of parallel lines. Make sure that it's longer than rs. A patty paper investigation so you can only make use of a pencil and patty paper(s).

Use your pencil to make a. Here is a sample construction with patty paper to get you started: Familiarize students with patty paper if they have not used it in the past. Intersecting two or more parallel lines.

Patty Paper Parallel Lines From A Point Off A Line

Draw a line across your patty paper with a. Copy the figure and the pair of parallel lines onto patty paper. This lesson uses patty paper to compare the size/measure of the angles.

So that’s my line on this. Straightedge to construct a line through the given point parallel to the given line. Lesson 1 patty paper, patty paper:

Introduction to congruent figures lesson overview students use patty paper to indirectly measure segments and angles and use folds to. Reflect the image across r l. Students will recognize the parallel postulate.

On patty paper, draw abc\triangle a b c a bc and a pair of vertical lines ℓ\ell ℓ and Students investigate segments on a coordinate grid and use patty paper to create parallel and perpendicular segments. What is the length of the equiv.

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