There are many ways to draw larger triangles using Mathomat. In the first activity in this investigation we use the protractor in Mathomat to create different t
There are many ways to draw larger triangles using Mathomat. In the first activity in this investigation we use the protractor in Mathomat to create different triangles.
In the second activity Michelle Du Toit uses the trapezium in Mathomat to explore the midpoint theorem. The parallel sides of the trapezium can be enclosed in a triangle. Using Mathomat as a tool for understanding the midpoint theorem.
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