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Lesson 33 Inequalities and Geometric Inequalities
  • Nov. 16, 2009

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Homework
  • Will unequals multiplying/dividing unequals
    produce inequality in the same order or produce
    equality? Can you give any examples to support
    your conclusions?
  • Geometry, P206-207, 6-13

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Do Now What is inequality and what are the basic
inequality postulates?
  • Definition of Greater Than
  • Trichotomy Postulate of Inequality
  • Transitive Postulate of Inequality
  • Addition Postulate of Inequality
  • Subtraction Postulate of Inequality
  • Multiplication Postulate of Inequality
  • Division Postulate of Inequality
  • Substitution Postulate of Inequality

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1. Definition of Greater Than
  • Suppose a and b are real numbers. agtb if and only
    if there is a positive real number c such that a
    bc. Also, blta is equivalent to agtb.
  • Examples real numbers, segments, angles

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Example1 How do we use basic inequality
postulates to prove geometric inequality
relationships?
  • Prove that the measure of an exterior angle of a
    triangle is greater than the measure of either
    remote interior angles. (Theorem 6-1)

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2. Trichotomy Postulate
  • Suppose a and b are real numbers. Either agtb,
    altb, or ab.

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3. Transitive Postulate of Inequality
  • Suppose a, b and c are real numbers. If agtb and
    bgtc, then agtc.

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Example 2 How do we use basic inequality
postulates to prove geometric inequality
relationship?
  • Given In ?ABC, ABgtAC and M is the midpoint
    of segment AC.
  • Prove ABgtAM

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4. Addition Postulate of Inequality
  • Suppose a, b, c and d are real numbers.
  • If agtb, then acgtbc
  • If agtb and cgtd, then acgtbd

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5. Subtraction Postulate of Inequality
  • Suppose a, b, and c are real numbers. If agtb,
    then a-cgtb-c.
  • Q What happens when unequals are subtracted from
    unequals?

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Example 3 How do we use basic inequality
postulates to prove geometric inequality
relationship?
  • Given m?ABCltm?EFG. D and H are points inside
    ?ABC and ?EFG respectively. ?DBC??HFC
  • Prove ?ABDlt?EFH

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6. Multiplication Postulate of Inequality
  • Suppose a, b and c are real numbers.
  • If agtb and cgt0, then acgtbc.
  • If agtb and clt0, then acltbc.
  • Q Will unequals multiplying/dividing unequals
    produce inequality in the same order or produce
    equality? Can you give any examples to support
    your conclusions? (Homework)

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7. Division Postulate of Inequality
  • Suppose a, b and c are real numbers.
  • If agtb and cgt0, then a/cgtb/c.
  • If agtb and clt0, then a/cltb/c.
  • Q Will unequals multiplying/dividing unequals
    produce inequality in the same order or produce
    equality? Can you give any examples to support
    your conclusions? (Homework)

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8. Substitution Postulate of Inequality
  • Suppose a, b and c are real numbers. If agtb and
    ac, then cgtb.

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Example 4 How do we use basic inequality
postulates to prove geometric inequality
relationship?
  • Given ABltCD. X and Y are the midpoints of
    segments AB and CD respectively.
  • Prove AXltCY
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