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IM 3114<br />

Geometry I<br />

1. Parallel Lines<br />

1.1 State conditions which determine parallel lines.<br />

1.2 Identify congruent angles when a transversal cuts two parallel lines.<br />

1.3 Apply properties <strong>of</strong> parallel lines to determine measures <strong>of</strong> angles.<br />

1.4 Apply properties <strong>of</strong> parallel lines to writing two column pro<strong>of</strong>s.<br />

2. Congruence<br />

2.1 Identify corresponding parts <strong>of</strong> congruent triangles.<br />

2.2 State SSS, SAS, <strong>and</strong> ASA postulates for congruent triangles.<br />

2.3 Define reflexive, symmetric <strong>and</strong> transitive properties.<br />

2.4 Write a two column pro<strong>of</strong> proving two triangles congruent.<br />

2.5 Use concept <strong>of</strong> congruent triangles to further prove:<br />

(a) angles are congruent or right angles<br />

(b) angles are complementary or supplementary<br />

(c) segments are congruent<br />

(d) triangles are isosceles or right triangles<br />

2.6 Apply following to pro<strong>of</strong>s involving congruent triangles:<br />

(a) concepts <strong>of</strong> medians, altitudes, <strong>and</strong> bisectors<br />

(b) properties <strong>of</strong> isosceles <strong>and</strong> equilateral triangles<br />

3. 3-D Geometry<br />

3.1 Develop <strong>and</strong> use formula for surface area <strong>of</strong> a cone.<br />

3.2 Apply formula for surface area <strong>of</strong> a sphere.<br />

3.3 Find surface areas <strong>of</strong> solids in problem solving situations.<br />

3.4 Find volume <strong>of</strong> a sphere.<br />

3.5 Investigate property <strong>of</strong> volume using the fact that if two solids have same Crosssectional<br />

area at every level <strong>and</strong> same height, then they have same volume.<br />

3.6 Find volume <strong>of</strong> various solids in problem solving situations.<br />

3.7 Define solids <strong>of</strong> revolution.<br />

3.8 Identify correct solid <strong>of</strong> revolution.<br />

3.9 Sketch solid <strong>of</strong> revolution given coordinates <strong>of</strong> vertices.<br />

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ABE Level III Curriculum

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