Circle Theorems
Six circle theorems, each with draggable points so students can test whether the stated relationship continues to hold as the configuration changes. The full interactive…
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Four classic loci, including the perpendicular bisector, parabola and ellipse, are each introduced as a question and then revealed through an animated construction as students drag the defining points. The full interactive is available to licensed Education Universe users.
Ask students to predict the shape of each locus before revealing the construction.
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