Proving Triangle Similarity with Algebraic Proof

This lesson teaches how to prove that two triangles are similar using an algebraic proof. It begins with a review of the vertical angle theorem, which states that vertical angles are congruent. The lesson then introduces the double-angle postulate, which asserts that if two angles of one triangle are congruent to two angles of another triangle, the triangles are similar. The core lesson involves writing an algebraic proof, starting with given right angles and using a flowchart to demonstrate the similarity of triangles ABC and DEC. The proof is completed by showing congruence of angles using the vertical angle theorem and the double-angle similarity postulate.

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