An Interesting Geometric Conservation Property of an Altitude in One Triangle Whose Continuation is Always a Medina, in a Triangle with a Common Vertex

Throughout the years of the history of the development of mathematics, starting with the ancient mathematicians, new things were discovered from time to time, which made it a central component of the computerized world, which serves us in many fields, with the young "swimming" in it, and the adults asking: how could we live without it! Even these days, new properties are being discovered in all areas of mathematics that show the beauty inherent in it. An interesting field, in which it is possible to discover through research activity, properties unknown to many (because some of them may be known) is the field of Euclidean Geometry, When performing the research, you can use dynamic software that enables the software research while performing movement of elements. In each state of the movement, certain size values appear on the screen indicating the conservation of the property. An interesting task will be presented where a straight line is always perpendicular to a side in one triangle and its continuation is the median of a triangle connected to it at one point.

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International Journal for Technology in Mathematics Education
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1564/tme_v31.4.05
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Advanced Theoretical and Applied Studies in Material Sciences and Geometry
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An Interesting Geometric Conservation Property of an Altitude in One Triangle Whose Continuation is Always a Medina, in a Triangle with a Common Vertex

Moshe Stupel, Yehuda Fisher
International Journal for Technology in Mathematics Education
Advanced Theoretical and Applied Studies in Material Sciences and Geometry
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An Interesting Geometric Conservation Property of an Altitude in One Triangle Whose Continuation is Always a Medina, in a Triangle with a Common Vertex

Moshe Stupel, Yehuda Fisher
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Throughout the years of the history of the development of mathematics, starting with the ancient mathematicians, new things were discovered from time to time, which made it a central component of the computerized world, which serves us in many fields, with the young "swimming" in it, and the adults asking: how could we live without it! Even these days, new properties are being discovered in all areas of mathematics that show the beauty inherent in it. An interesting field, in which it is possible to discover through research activity, properties unknown to many (because some of them may be known) is the field of Euclidean Geometry, When performing the research, you can use dynamic software that enables the software research while performing movement of elements. In each state of the movement, certain size values appear on the screen indicating the conservation of the property. An interesting task will be presented where a straight line is always perpendicular to a side in one triangle and its continuation is the median of a triangle connected to it at one point.

International Journal for Technology in Mathematics EducationVol. 31(4)
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An Interesting Geometric Conservation Property of an Altitude in One Triangle Whose Continuation is Always a Medina, in a Triangle with a Common Vertex — Moshe Stupel, Yehuda Fisher · International Journal for Technology in Mathematics Education (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS