Triangle Proportionality Theorem, Side Splitter Theorem & Angle Bisector Theorem - Geometry

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MR. Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for another fantastic video/lecture on the Triangle Proportionality Theorem, Side Splitter and Angle Bisector Theorems in Plane/Solid Geometry. I found this topic a bit challenging, so I will continue to review this subject matter for a deep understanding.

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Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't its proof something that has to do with triangles?

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@@joaohax52 the proof of the theorem involves triangles, right?

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[@a2archer165]

Just do the top bottom method 8 over 12 =6 over x then cross multiply 8x= 72 then divided by 8 on both sides giving you 9

[@sherzodchulliyev9163]

Thales Theorem - paralles lines divide triangle sides proportionally. You can't use size-split theorem for parallel lines.
Angle bisector theorem - if a ray bisects the angle, the opposite side is proportional to its adjacent sides

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Why does 8y change to 14y in question 3

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[@SahilKumarAneja]

The side splitter theorem is the converse of the triangle proportionality theorem. Would it have been more accurate to have written Triangle Proportionality Theorem up top when explaining that problem?

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Thanks for the amazing video, but at 9:20 the video doesn't show the final answer for the sum of both x and y. I wonder if someone can help me with this.

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what chnged the the 8y to 14y?

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8:44, if you only know that CB=12, EC and DB are equal, and that AE=16, how do you find AC?

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In the first example......why is the longest length AB and BC written on top.....and why is it written AB......bottom to top and BC is writen bottom to top

[@triple_gem_shining]

for the 2nd to last problem i have an easier way to calc it. Set 8/x = 26(total of left side)/65(total of right side) = 26x=520 =520/26=DF=20 :)

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Side splitter theorem cross multiple

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Hi, what does it mean by "similar", does it mean that they are same?

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angles are congruent and sides are proportional (they have the same shape) eheh

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3:21 side splitter theorem

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How is it possible that AB and CB are not the same length?

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[@a2archer165]

He makes this so complicated

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16:29

[@siragan4369]

Not - the side fluid theorem, but -the side splitter theorem.. I assume that is what you meant to say???

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All of a sudden there’s a 14y. This guy is nuts.

[@triple_gem_shining]

yea the video cuts off on the most complex question. ugh

[@wendykgosi149]

@@triple_gem_shining I wonder if he realised shame probably not. editing glitch maybe .

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9:21 who realized that he start all over again?

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i dont understand how to set up ratios

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I thought parellel dont intersect

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trey Williams they dont but the transversal (which are the lines that intersect parallel lines) do

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8:21 someone died... siren*

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5:12

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this is very time consuming, please help

[@triple_gem_shining]

look at the example of the side splitter theorem and the ratios used. then apply the same ratios in the smae place to the new problem and finish with algebraic arithmetic.

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