Similarity and Congruence.
Define what it means for polygons to be "similar"or "congruent"by thinking about photocopies. Then use that to prove the third key assumption of geometry--the side-angle-side postulate--which lets you verify when triangles are similar. Thales of Ionia used this principle in 600 B...
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The Great Courses,
2014
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