Properties of Parallelograms (with examples, proof, and guided notes!)

In this video, we will check out some properties specific to parallelograms. To prove these properties, we'll use a mix of congruent triangles, angle pairs made from parallel lines & transversals, and some help from our old friends, vertical angles and the linear pair.

If you aren't quite ready for this lesson, need something more advanced, or looking for something completely different, check out some other videos on the channel. You might just find what you're looking for!

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Song: Quod Erat Demonstrandum – The Geomestic

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I am top 5 worst parallelogram drawers of all time. Anyway, to skip over to the examples, head to 12:45.