MindMap Gallery Advanced Geometry
Excavate the essence of geometry and think about the rules, analyze the relationship between conclusions and conditions, first look at the distribution of conditions and the positional relationship with the conclusions, and secondly, look at whether there is a bridge between the conditions and the conclusions; all symmetrical elements are provably equal. , all parts are provably congruent, and congruence will definitely appear in symmetry. For optional questions, if all the available elements of symmetry are equal, the remaining corners can be directly considered to be equal (symmetry theorem).
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Junior high school geometry
Models and knowledge
Translation Rotation
One line and three equal angles
Basic conditions
isosceles triangle
Three equal angles on the same line
basic method
This type of problem often appears in the coordinate system, which is marked by an isosceles right triangle. When no ready-made model appears, draw vertical lines through the straight line at the vertex of the right triangle to the x and y axes.
rotate
diagonally complementary
Basic conditions (know two and push one)
angle bisector
diagonally complementary
A set of limbs are equal
basic method
do double dip
hand in hand
Basic conditions
Isosceles triangles with similar vertices
Basic conclusion
congruent
The angle between corresponding sides is equal to the angle of rotation
angular bisector
How to quickly find congruence
Angles with common vertices minus the overlapping part are congruent and the corresponding angles
Half-width model
Basic conditions (all are indispensable)
half angle relationship
Adjacent sides are equal
diagonally complementary
basic method
Cut an equilateral section outside the adjacent edge to construct congruence
parallel
angle bisector
Basic conditions (know two and infer four, but there must be parallelism)
parallel top and bottom
midpoint
There are two sets of angle bisectors
Bisectors of two angles are perpendicular
basic method
The essence is parallel, angle bisector, and isosceles. The method is to judge which one to push which one, and just extend the known angle bisector.
Parallel, isosceles and angle bisectors know two and push one.
Both exterior and interior angles
symmetry
The general drinks his horse
symmetry
Two moves are certain
Find the shortest length of two lines
Draw a symmetrical point of the fixed point, and then draw a vertical line
Find the shortest three lines
Make two symmetry points and connect them
Two must move
and minimum
Through a symmetrical point, it is connected to another point, and the straight line intersecting at one point is the moving point.
Biggest difference
According to the relationship between the three sides of the triangle, connect the two fixed points and extend the intersecting straight line to a point to become the moving point. If they are on different sides, they are converted to the same side.
Biggest difference
According to the center perpendicular, connect two points to draw the center perpendicular. The intersecting line at one point is the moving point.
translation symmetry
Single bridge repair problem
Translate the bridge length and convert it into a simple two-to-one movement on opposite sides (construct a parallelogram for translation)
Multiple
If the length of the bridge is moved out towards that straight line, then the straight line is equivalent to disappearing.
symmetry rotation
By holding hands together, congruence appears. Generally, the triangle containing the shorter side is rotated, and the points that are not on the straight line are transformed into a straight line, which is transformed into two definite and one moving. If the problem is still not solved, look at where the passive point is and move in a straight line
folded model
Find the angle
bisector of a double angle
The included angle is 90°
shoulder model
The sum of two adjacent supplementary angles is equal to the sum of the two vertex angles of the triangle
Axisymmetric + equilateral model
When there is a side that is symmetrical about a straight line in the question, and there is another side that is equal to this side (usually in a square or an isosceles triangle), pay attention to the equilateral side of the symmetrical side and the original side to form an isosceles triangle.
Find the edge
Special triangles can lead corners and edges
Three vertical models, congruent occurrences
Pythagorean theorem equation model
When a part of a fixed length a is folded and formed with another part to form a right triangle, the length of this part can be set to
Thinking rules
basic process
Big picture analysis
Analyze the relationship between the conclusion and the conditions. First, look at the distribution of the conditions and their positional relationship with the conclusion. Second, look at whether there is a bridge between the conditions and the conclusion.
Detail association
Fully connect the conditions with the rules of thinking, draw out all conclusions that can be drawn, and combine it with a dynamic perspective
Dynamic vision
Symmetry (appearance of corners, etc.)
Angle bisector (center perpendicular)
Theorem of angle bisector (perpendicular) and its converse theorem (making a double perpendicular) (connecting points and endpoints)
It is a symmetrical figure
Completion of symmetrical figures
All elements that are symmetrical are provable to be equal, and all parts are provable to be congruent. Symmetry must be congruent. For optional questions, if all the available elements of symmetry are equal, the remaining corners can be directly considered to be equal (symmetry theorem)
When you see a 45° angle, you think of an isosceles right triangle. When you see a 30° angle, you think of a 30° right triangle and their side relationships.
Rotate (edges appear, etc.)
Double length center line
See the midpoint, double the midline
Find the midpoint and draw parallel lines
Two congruent triangles have equal angles on their three sides. Typical models include tricongruent angles, hand in hand, and projective
Model
diagonal model
hand in hand
Half-width model
Pan
Parallel, isosceles and angle bisectors know two and push one.
Lead angle
When you need to find the relationship between angles at different positions, you can make parallel auxiliary lines to move the angles at different positions to the same vertex or triangle.
Leading edge
If the line segment is not in the triangle formed by the given length, or the distance is far away and it is difficult to find a relationship, then use the distance between parallel lines to be equal everywhere and translate it into the triangle formed by the given length.
symmetry rotation
Cut off the long and make up for the shortcomings
rotate
Two minor congruents containing shorter sides, existing sides, etc.
symmetry
There exists a complete set of angular-horizontal symmetries
Skill
Prove that the sides are congruent (prove that the sides are equal and find the length of the sides)
Check first to see if it is ready-made
When proving congruence, if a condition is missing. Check whether there is a missing corner or a missing side, list the possible situations, and then exclude those with circular logic, those that have nothing to do with the known, and those that do not satisfy the congruence determination theorem. Try the remaining ones one by one. You can put the missing corner or side in Prove from another set of congruent triangles
No ready-made
Consider constructing a set of congruent triangles containing this pair of sides/angles (first find out which complete triangle the existing equilateral sides are located in). The construction method is based on the congruence decision theorem. For example, if we already have a set of equal sides and a set of equal angles, we can construct another set of equal sides and equal angles to obtain a congruent triangle. If possible, construct the sides first.
Problem solving skills
When faced with several possible conclusions, you can guess which conclusion is correct by measuring, taking special values, taking limits, finding special positions (dynamic rotation changes), etc., and then start the next step of the proof.
When doing the second question or the second half of the problem-solving steps, you can contact the conclusion of the previous question and use it directly as a condition or imitate the previous conclusion and the method used to simplify the new problem.
knowledge thinking rules
If two figures have a common part, and the parts of the two figures except the common part are equal, then the two figures are equal.
If there are complex angle relationships, you can set parameters, set small angles, and find side relationships.
When the desired edge relationship has a coefficient and it is difficult to find the relationship, the coefficient can be proposed
In an uncertain graph, when it is necessary to classify and discuss, you can first determine the determined parts, and then discuss the possibilities on this basis.
Pythagorean theorem
Find the length
Similarity and congruence
Pythagorean theorem
Trigonometric functions
Formula for finding height (right triangle)
The product of two right angle sides divided by the base
When finding the length of a line segment, and the line segment is not in a right triangle, you can try to make a perpendicular line and include it in a right triangle.