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Triangle Angle Sum Theorem Proof Mr. Erlin Geometry Fall 2010 Mission: Given: ABC, with angles 1, 2 & 3 as shown. Prove: m1 + m2 + m3 = 180 A 3 1 2 B C DON’T TAKE NOTES. Just watch, follow along and try to understand the flow. Step One: There exists a line m that is parallel to the bottom side (line l), that contains the top vertex A. Draw it. m A 3 1 B l 2 C Step Two: The new line, m, forms two additional angles, adjacent to 3 shown. Label those angles 4 & 5 . m A 4 1 B 3 5 l 2 C Step Three: Outline the proof: a) Draw the two column table with given, prove. b) c) d) e) f) g) what do you know about m4, m 5 and m 3? Consider side AB a transversal to lines l and m. Classify 4 & 1. Do I have enough to say 4 1? Not quite…transversal, AIA, & ____ So, now 4 1, and by similar logic, show that 5 2 Since we can’t mix & =. We need to get our angles into = measures format. Last step…substitution. Statements Reasons ABC, with angles 1, 2 & 3 as shown m4, m 5 and m 3 form a straight angle m4 + m5+ m 3 = 180 Line AB is a transversal to l and m. 4 & 1 form Alternate Interior Angles Lines l and m are parallel _ Given By construction Definition of a straight angle/Protractor Postulate Definition of transversal Definition of Alternate Interior Angles By construction If parallel, transveral, AIA, then congruent 4 1 Line AC is a transversal to l and m. 5 & 2 form Alternate Interior Angles Definition of transversal Definition of Alternate Interior Angles 5 2 m4 = m1 & m 5 = m2 If parallel, transveral, AIA, then congruent Definition of Congruent Angles m1+ m2 + m3 =180 Substitution property of equality QED Step Four: Refine the proof: There were some steps that were identical, yet came at different times. We could consolidate those, now that we know the whole picture. Statements Reasons _ 1) ABC, with angles 1, 2 & 3 as shown 1) Given 2) m4, m 5 and m 3 form a straight angle 2) By construction 3) m4 + m5+ m 3 = 180 3) Definition of a straight angle/Protractor Postulate 4) Line AB & AC are transversals to l and m. 4) Definition of transversal 5) 4 & 1 and 5 & 2 form Alt Int Angles 5) Definition of Alternate Interior Angles 6) Lines l and m are parallel 6) By construction 7) 4 1 & 5 2 7) If parallel, transveral, AIA, then congruent 8) m4 = m1 & m 5 = m2 8) Definition of Congruent Angles 9) m1+ m2 + m3 =180 9) Substitution property of equality QED Taking Notes • You’ve got a scaffolded proof in front of you, that was given to you as part of today’s warm up on TRI 01. • See if you can complete that proof yourself, now, simply based upon the instruction we’ve just gone thru. • Try your best, don’t give up. But after 10 minutes, we’ll post the answers on the board so everyone has a good copy in their notes Given: m x n C A B 4 2 1 Triangle Angle Sum Theorem NOTES 5 3 Given: m & n parallel. y Prove: m 1 + m2 +m 3 = 180º Statement Reason 1) Lines _m_ and n are _parallel_ 1) __Given__ 2) ABC is a _ Straight ___ angle. 2) _ Definition _ of Straight Angle 3) __m ABC __ =180° 3) If Straight Angle, then 180 4) m4 + m2 + m5 = mABC 5) m4 + m2 + m5 =180° 6) X is _transversal_ forming 1 & 4 Y is _ transversal _ forming 3 & 5 4) Angle Addition Postulate 5) Substitution __ Property_ of Equality _ 6) Definition of Transversal(s) 7) 1 & 4 are _ alternate _ Int. s 7) Definition of Alt Interior Angles. 8) 3 & _5_ are Alternate Int. s 8) 9) 1 _4_ & 3 5 9) If 10) m1 = m4 & m3 = m5 10) Definition of _congruent_ Angles 11) m1 + m2 + m3 = 180º 11) Substitution Property of = QED Definition of Alt Interior Angles parallel transversal Alt. Int. then congruent