On graph paper or using a drawing program, such as GeoGebra, plot three points on the coordinate plane. Label each point with a letter and its corresponding ordered pair. Draw segments between the points to form a triangle. Use the midpoint formula to find and plot the midpoint of each segment. You must show your work. Draw the three medians of the triangle. Draw the centroid – the point of intersection between all three medians. Estimate the ordered pair of the centroid. part 2 Use the distance formula to find the length of each side of the triangle. Classify your triangle
How many medians are needed to find the centroid? Why? How did the distance formula help you determine if the triangle is scalene, isosceles, or equilateral?
You could at least show us what you've done so far. Nobody is going to just do all of this for you.
Make sure you choose 3 points that fall on the grid lines. You're going to have to find midpoints and it will be a pain if some of your coordinates are not integers. Your point C doesn't look like it's falling on the grid lines like your A and B. Move C. Also don't forget to label each point with its coordinates....like A should have a (2,2) next to it.
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