Geometric Mean Made Easy PPT: Teacher AND Student Version | Right Triangles
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This file contains a slideshow presentation that teaches Geometric Mean using an Altitude Method and a Leg Method. Most people separate the large triangle into 3 separate triangles. This method doesn't separate the triangles at all.
PowerPoint and Google Slides versions both included!
Student fill-in notes included that perfectly follows the presentation!
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