Similar Polygons Tutorial

[@justgimmemymoneey]

Crazy how I learn more from a KZbin video than an in person class

[@elganagy_m]

very useful tutorial better than my math teacher actually. Thanks!

[@ericgtst7561]

same dogggggg

[@erwinsugay1269]

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[@zipbees3533]

Me in my geometry class,teacher explaining this me… what are you saying me no understanding

[@enzogarcia1107]

Nah don't jusge your teacher but is very great teaching

[@maiabelen6413]

that helped a lot! thank you so much for the perfect visuals and clear explanations!!

[@Tchno.]

Thank you so much! I have been looking on all these different websites and youtube videos which weren't on what I was working on but I saw you and you helped me figure it out so fast! I highly recommend this video to anyone who is having trouble on this subject.

[@rjsalvador1935]

This visual, your video helped me so much

[@rosajaime2148]

THANK YOU so helpful. This channel really is helpful friendly math.

[@pennilopiburdett1989]

This just helped me sooooo much!!!

[@JohnSmith-ot9jq]

I don't think this is how it works. If T = 30 then according to the Pythagoras theory 30^2 + 10^2 shouldn't equal 70. Could you please provide some clarification?

[@kimberlyberry1762]

The numbers she has used for the side lengths are NOT true by the converse theory that you are referring to per Pythagorean Theorem... But her method of finding the missing measure is spot on..

[@torpordivisions184]

Omg thank you I’m so dumb I needed this

[@kneelherbz9776]

I like your voice ._.

[@robertsantana5245]

How would u do it when u only have 1 angle from each triangle given

[@arich0511]

Robert Santana work towards third angles theorem 🤷🏽 idk

[@juiceboxfruit]

you cant find all the angles if you are given the same angle on each triangle but if you are given one different angle on each triangle and you know the triangles are similar you can find out what all the angles by labeling the angles you already know and then finding the sum of the two angles on the triangle, then subtract the sum from 180 to find the degrees of the missing angle. Hopefully, that answers your question.

[@Just_a_smort_boi]

only 993 likes? let me fix that :]

[@drawdawn7635]

Why did you get 3 out of 2 in the end according to the formula the scale factor should be 2 out of 3?? So why’d you choose that number? (Yes I’m aware of the fact that the answers remain the same but you kind of neglected the original formula you taught us about)

[@JasonBurleigh]

thank you

[@BakedClams]

When mother locates the feces stocking: 0.o

[@Lemonshar]

👍🏿thank. You

[@waffles9771]

Love you!

[@Lupo17]

It’s like shocking the mind or The information isn’t enter in my head.cuz I’m Talker Arabic and I need to shock my brain with the same information, but in another language.😑😅

[@kai_fruit4597]

Thank u so much

[@Mark-gg9fm]

i don't understand the 113 + h =180 how did it the results would be 180? i'm so confused

[@daddyshag9712]

180 is the sum of the interior of the triangle. to find h you set it equal to 180. you subtract 113 from both sides and you get h=67

[@Mark-gg9fm]

@@daddyshag9712 oh thank you!!

[@coolrobotguy]

Where did 180 come from?!

[@YourFavoriteAsianHooper]

all the angles of a triangle are equal to 180

[@javeline18_hoo]

I am confused on how you got the 180

[@axl1375]

Cuz the whole triangle is 180 so all the angles given should add up to 180 so she used that factor to find the missing angle.

[@Pinkdew1]

Halayuya

[@MahmoudAhmed-yc8st]

thanks live savor

[@genenegetachew7]

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