It is not that they are bad at the lesson it’s just they either are bad at explaining or the are lazy.. but sometime they might be bad at the lesson ;-;
0:02 HL≅ Postulate Explanation (0:50 Clarification: "H" stands for a pair of congruent hypotenuses, one in each diagram, and "L" stands for a pair of congruent legs, one in each diagram) 1:01 HL≅ Two Column Proof Example (with Perpendicular and Reflexive Property and CPCTC) (1:35 Clarification: Writing it as segment CD is more appropriate than segment DC because A corresponds to C, see 3:24.) 6:26 HL≅ Two Column Proof Example (with Perpendicular and Reflexive Property and Radii and CPCTC)
@@Izzeriii see his sub count has gained over 1,000,000 in less than 2 months (he’s at 6 million), high school students are grateful to him during exam season lol 😂
MR. Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for another excellent video/lecture on the Hypotenuse Leg Theorem in Plane/Solid Geometry. This topic is not difficult to follow, however the Two Column Proofs of this type is different from the others, so attention must be paid to the different steps in the proof. I will rewatched and analyze this video from top to bottom.
I recommend watching this with no sound and only cc. It helps the brain store more info. But I also recommend audio and cc too. Ik cc is for people who are deaf but it also helps me who is adhd to pay attention
Nope, you should have proven that B is the midpoint of line AC, then you could have AB is congruent to CB by definition of midpoint. You're being helped by an 11 year-old... Just sayin
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Lol... Literally my teacher in Applied Chemistry
It is not that they are bad at the lesson it’s just they either are bad at explaining or the are lazy.. but sometime they might be bad at the lesson ;-;
0:02 HL≅ Postulate Explanation
(0:50 Clarification: "H" stands for a pair of congruent hypotenuses, one in each diagram, and "L" stands for a pair of congruent legs, one in each diagram)
1:01 HL≅ Two Column Proof Example (with Perpendicular and Reflexive Property and CPCTC)
(1:35 Clarification: Writing it as segment CD is more appropriate than segment DC because A corresponds to C, see 3:24.)
6:26 HL≅ Two Column Proof Example (with Perpendicular and Reflexive Property and Radii and CPCTC)
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That would be a downgrade for him. He has almost 3M nowww. So happy for him
he has 5mil now
@@Izzeriii see his sub count has gained over 1,000,000 in less than 2 months (he’s at 6 million), high school students are grateful to him during exam season lol 😂
@@Izzeriiihe has 7m now❤
MR. Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for another excellent video/lecture on the Hypotenuse Leg Theorem in Plane/Solid Geometry. This topic is not difficult to follow, however the Two Column Proofs of this type is different from the others, so attention must be paid to the different steps in the proof. I will rewatched and analyze this video from top to bottom.
Omg he’s so helpful I like his voice 🙃🌸
I recommend watching this with no sound and only cc. It helps the brain store more info. But I also recommend audio and cc too. Ik cc is for people who are deaf but it also helps me who is adhd to pay attention
Lol when I seen his second example I was out in a flash helll naaaaa that’s some next level ish
Really helpful, and i know he will have some video on what you need help with
Thank you this video helped me a lot. :D
thx helped alot way beter then my math teacher
Bro this helped so much keep up the amazing work
I wish... I wish I was high on potenuse
For example 1, can i say that the two triangles are congruent because of the definition of midpoint?
Perpendicular lines form congruent adjacent angles, the definition of perpendicular angles is that they form right angles.
still dont completely understand but the more i watch the more i start to get it
At 4:19, could you also say that AB is congruent to CB due to the definition of perpendicular lines?
Nope, you should have proven that B is the midpoint of line AC, then you could have AB is congruent to CB by definition of midpoint. You're being helped by an 11 year-old... Just sayin
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Lookin back to this now, wtf was i doing
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teacher can u do a video about mass spectrometry with questions?
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Thank you so much.
But what if it doesn't say that one line is perpendicular to another and only says that there's one given right angle in the first example
1:37 can it be AD is congruent to CD?
order doesnt matter
It does matter... it would not be congruent.. my math teacher said that
@@kentmarkbionat1703 it doesn't it's a line segment , it's the same line no matter which way you word jt
@@ChewedUpSpaghetti order is weird.
How do tell in the reason if you should use HL Theorem vs HL Postulate. IT seems the same thing.
5:46
thanks
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Can anyone help me? My teacher gave me a problem where I have never seen from any example ever. He only gave me two perpendicular lines as a given.
What does "HL" stand for
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hypotenuse leg
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Dude its a criteria not a postulate
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