B Bdogz Member Joined May 7, 2008 Messages 152 Gender Male HSC N/A Oct 16, 2009 #1 What do they mean when they say "equal ratios on transversals by parallel lines" and "equal intercepts on transversals" Refer to 1999 Maths Adv HSC paper if you want Question 9b) and Question 10b)
What do they mean when they say "equal ratios on transversals by parallel lines" and "equal intercepts on transversals" Refer to 1999 Maths Adv HSC paper if you want Question 9b) and Question 10b)
C cutemouse Account Closed Joined Apr 23, 2007 Messages 2,250 Gender Undisclosed HSC N/A Oct 17, 2009 #2 Umm, isn't that a theorem? Lengths of transversal trisected by a family of parallel lines are in the same ratio... or words to this effect. The last time I did this was nearly a year and a half ago, so I may've gotten some of the wording wrong.
Umm, isn't that a theorem? Lengths of transversal trisected by a family of parallel lines are in the same ratio... or words to this effect. The last time I did this was nearly a year and a half ago, so I may've gotten some of the wording wrong.
annabackwards <3 Prophet 9 Joined Jun 14, 2008 Messages 4,670 Location Sydney Gender Female HSC 2009 Oct 17, 2009 #3 jm01 said: Umm, isn't that a theorem? Lengths of transversal trisected by a family of parallel lines are in the same ratio... or words to this effect. The last time I did this was nearly a year and a half ago, so I may've gotten some of the wording wrong. Click to expand... Yeah it's a theorem which i learnt last year and ignored. You could always use similar triangles instead, which is what i do
jm01 said: Umm, isn't that a theorem? Lengths of transversal trisected by a family of parallel lines are in the same ratio... or words to this effect. The last time I did this was nearly a year and a half ago, so I may've gotten some of the wording wrong. Click to expand... Yeah it's a theorem which i learnt last year and ignored. You could always use similar triangles instead, which is what i do