GeoGebra in Mathematics Teaching
From Paper and Pencil....

Why do we often erase protruding parts of a drawing, or a extend shorter side, when drawing/ sketching a triangle?


IF PQR is a triangle such that
and S is a point on segment PQ, T a point on PR. Further, ST=TR = 3 cm; PS=QR= 4 cm.

- PT
- SQ
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