Let a triangular region be partitioned into two triangular regions by segment through a vertex. Show the figure by partitioning the triangular region into two triangular regions, then Compare the defect of the original triangle with the defects of the two smaller triangles formed.
Let a triangular region be partitioned into two triangular regions by segment through a vertex. Show the figure by partitioning the triangular region into two triangular regions, then Compare the defect of the original triangle with the defects of the two smaller triangles formed.
Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
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