Intermediate Geometry

Intermediate Geometry explores the properties and relationships of shapes, sizes, and theorems in two and three dimensions.

Study Strategies

Breaking Down Complex Problems

Tackle Geometry Problems Step by Step

When faced with a tricky geometry problem, break it down into smaller, manageable parts. Look for familiar shapes, use diagrams, and write down all given information.

  • Draw a clear diagram.
  • Label all sides, angles, and known measurements.
  • Look for triangles, rectangles, or circles within the diagram.
  • Solve each part one at a time, then combine your answers.

This strategy turns big problems into bite-sized pieces!

Examples

  • Splitting an irregular figure into triangles and rectangles to find its area.

  • Solving for one side of a triangle, then using that length to solve for another part.