Final: The Roof Frame
Part of the Congruence & Proof section of Coddy's Geometry journey. Lesson 60 of 60.
A roof frame is the triangle LGB: two rafters LG and LB meet at the ridge L, and GB is the base. A level beam HS joins the rafters, parallel to GB, with H on LG and S on LB.
Along the rafter LG, LH = 4 and HG = 8. The beam HS is 3 long. How long is the base GB?
Challenge
In the roof frame △LGB, H is on LG and S is on LB, with HS ∥ GB. LH = 4, HG = 8 and HS = 3. Find GB, then press Check.
Try it yourself
Find the marked part of the figure
All lessons in Congruence & Proof
8Proofs with Vertical Angles
Vertical Angles in ProofsThe BowtieBowtie with ASALinear Pairs in ProofsRecap: Vertical Angles9Proofs with Parallel Lines
Parallel Angles as ReasonsAlternate Angles in a ProofCorresponding Angles in ProofsParallel or Not?Recap: Parallel Proofs12Final Challenges
Final: The Kite DiagonalsFinal: Overlapping TrianglesFinal: Enough to Find It?Final: The Height BisectsFinal: The Roof Frame