Coordinate

(day 2)
Proof
definition
The coordinate proof is a proof of a geometric
theorem which uses "generalized" points
on the Cartesian Plane to make an argument.
The method usually involves assigning variables
to the coordinates of one or more points/
guidelines
1. Use the origin as one of the vertex
2. Use the axes as side/sides
3. Identify the properties to be used
4. Think ahead, then minimize the number of
variables in the figure
5. Use distance formula, midpoint, slopes, parallel
and perpendicular lines whenever needed
guidelines
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square
guidelines
rectangle
 parallelogram
guidelines
guidelines
rhombus
guidelines
kite
guidelines
Trapezoid
 Isosceles trapezoid
guidelines
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triangle
 Isosceles triangle
guidelines
 Right Triangle
guidelines
 Isosceles Right
guidelines triangle
guidelines
circle
 Theorem:
example The median of a trapezoid is parallel to
each base and the length of the median
equals one-half the sum of the lengths
of the two bases.
 Theorem:
statement The median of a trapezoid is parallel to each base and the length of
the median equals one-half the sum of the lengths of the two bases.
 Proof 1:
The median of a trapezoid is parallel to each base.
steps
 Proof 2:
The length of the median of a trapezoid equals one-half the sum of
steps the lengths of the two bases.
 Theorem:

conclusion The median of a trapezoid is parallel to each base and the length of
the median equals one-half the sum of the lengths of the two bases.

Theorem:
 s
erformance
Divide the class into 6 groups.

t Illustrate a geometrical figure in a CCP,

identify the coordinate of the vertices.

a Write a complete proof of its properties

task

The whole proof will be presented in an

r infinity cube.
groupings GROUP 1
1 DACANAY, Brix Washington R.
2 DOLLENTE, Astrophyl M.
3 LASALA, Vince Eric B.
4 PALABRICA, Priam Noah E.
5 PAREJA, Rizza Casandra L.
GROUP 4
1 DIESTA, Francis Rovic D.
2 ESPEDILLON, Gabriel D.
3 JAMISOLA, Sebastian P.
4 LLANILLO, Julia Mhel B.
5 MEDINA, Isalea Riva R.
GROUP 2
1 CAPITO, Jan Ranielle R.
2 DAYANGHIRANG, Gwyneth Grace Q.
3 FERNANDEZ, Paul Maverick D.
4 MANAGO, Josef Romeo L.
5 SIA, Ryan Julio
GROUP 5
1 ANTES, Rey Angelo J.
2 BAEZA, Patricia Mae G.
3 GACIS, Darriz G.
4 JAMORA, Yoanna Estelle E.
5 OLIVAR, Jashlia Martha D.
GROUP 3
1 DAGÑALAN, Divine Grace Z.
2 DE LA TORRE, Josias Jed F.
3 HAMOR, Kathleen Joy D.
4 JINTALAN, Gerozz P.
5 SEPNIO, John Cedric M.
GROUP 6
1 GALANG, Danielle M.
2 GALOS, Aleah Hannah L.
3 HERMIDA, Kristine Diane L.
4 MARBELLA, Elijah Amrissa S.
5 TORRES, Ma. Riyen H.
groupings GROUP 1
1 DIONEDA, Athena Grace D.
2 DOMANAIS, Arcbren C.
3 MAGSINO, Jasmin M.
4 PEÑALBA, Benedict Glenn B.
5 RAMISO, Nico B.
GROUP 4
1 DESTACAMENTO, Shanel Loraine D.
2 DIMAANO, Elyza Ernest A.
3 ENCINAS, Alyssa Denise L.
4 LACEDA, Dion John Tyler S.
5 REMPILLO, John Henry L.
GROUP 2
1 BONETE, Emeliane Cindefae -
2 DECHAVEZ, Fideliz Joyce C.
3 DESPUIG, Kiarra Marife D.
4 HAPIN, Alexandra L.
5 LARCE, Errol Derwin G.
GROUP 5
1 BONOS, Vince Carl G.
2 LAGUNILLA, Dianne Grace P.
3 MARCIAL, Jose Marcos P.
4 ONAN, Kathleen Rose J.
5 TABAONG, Fatima F.
GROUP 3
1 DELADIA, Rhea D.
2 DUAZO, Gellian L.
3 FEDILLAGA, Ameer Inocencio III
4 MARCHAN, Janric Floyd
5 UBALDO, Eimycel H.
GROUP 6
1 DESTURA, Mary Trishia L.
2 HIBO, Jethro Salvador B.
3 LIRAY, Aljo Raine G.
4 MENDOZA, Zyrene Amber S.
5 OLBES, Mary Rosalen G.
problems Group 1
In a right triangle, the midpoint of the
hypotenuse is equidistant from the three
vertices.

Group 2
The diagonals of isosceles trapezoids are
congruent.
problems Group 3
The segments joining the midpoints of
consecutive sides of an isosceles trapezoid
form a rhombus.

Group 4
The diagonals of a square are
perpendicular and congruent.
problems Group 5
The median to the hypotenuse is half the
length of the hypotenuse.

Group 6
The segments joining the midpoints of
consecutive sides of a rhombus form a
rectangle.
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2. Illustration
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3-5. Steps
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May 5, 2023 (morning)