The three straight paths, AB, BC, and AC meet each other at three points, A, B, and C. How do these points of intersection diffe
r from each other? Explain the differences in terms of the angles that you see. Also look at the length of the side opposite each angle. What pattern do you se regarding the measurements? In what situation would all the points of intersection resemble one another? Modify the triangle in GeoGebra to help you with your answers.
The three straight paths intersect at different angles. In other words, the amountrequired to turn one path onto the other is different about each vertex. Thelargest angle is opposite the longest side, and the smallest angle is opposite theshortest side. If all three points of intersection look the same, the result is atriangle with three equal angles and three equal sides.
