Parallelograms

 

7. grade

TCH

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 Problem 1.

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 Problem 2.  

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 Problem 3.

 

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 Problem 3.1.

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 Problem 3.2.  Prove that every line through the intersection point of the diagonals of a parallelogram divides it in two parts of equal area.

 

 Problem 3.3.  Given two parallelograms construct a line which divides them in two parts of equal area.

 

 Problem 3.4.  Prove that if a line divides a parallelogram in two parts of equal area it passes through the intersection point of its diagonals.

 

 

 Problem 4.

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 Problem 5.

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 Problem 6.  Place the segments AC and BD so that they are diagonals of a parallelogram.

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 Problem 7.   Is it true that the parallelogram is a quadrilateral with the property:

 

а) two of its sides are equal or parallel

b) two of its sides are equal and two are parallel

c) its angles are pairwise equal

d) two of its sides and two of its angles are equal

e) two of its sides  are parallel and two of its angles are equal.

 

If you answer with "no" give a counterexample.