- this is worth a 100 points
- due next Wednesday
- must include the following as chapters:
- Chapter 1: how to duplicate a segment
- Chapter 2: how to duplicate an angle
- Chapter 3: how to construct a perpendicular bisector of a segment
- Chapter 4: how to construct the angle bisector of an angle
- Chapter 5: how to construct a parallel line given a line (I have not taught this yet)
- Chapter 6: how to construct an equilateral triangle or 60 degree angle (I have not taught this yet)
- Chapter 7: how to construct a perpendicular through a point NOT on a line
- Chapter 8: how to construct a perpendicular through a point ON a line
- Chapter 9: how to construct a median of a triangle
- Chapter 10: how to construct the circumcenter (3 perpendicular bisectors) of a triangle
- Chapter 11: how to construct the incenter (3 angle bisectors) of a triangle
- Chapter 12: how to construct the centroid (3 medians) of a triangle
- Chapter 13: how to construct the orthocenter (3 altitdues) of a triangle
- Chapter 14: how to circumscribe a circle about a triangle
- Chapter 15: how to inscribe a circle in a triangle
- your book must include a title page that contains the author's name and period
- must include a Table of Contents
- you must give detailed step-by-step instructions on HOW to perform the constructions. You are creating a Construction Book for Dummies....that means you assume the reader (me, Ms. Chan) knows nothing about constructions. I bought your book to teach myself. Your step-by-step directions should make it very easy for me to learn these constructions. These directions need to be typed. 12 point font, Times New Roman.
- Obviously, you will need to perform the construction on your paper yourself.
- Neatness counts
- If you add color, your chances of getting a better grade will improve.
- The more you creative you are, the better your book will sell.....
- you should be able to knock out most of these chapters over the weekend.
- Practice, practice, practice the constructions before you actually add it to your paper with the directions so that everything is nice and neat!
Ms. Chan's Geometry Honors Chat Room
Friday, October 8, 2010
Constructions for Dummies
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