Geometry Proofs

I haven't done Geometry Proofs in a long time since I was a teenager in the mid 2000s. I always remember my geometry homework back in those days having to work through many proofs and some computation problems; mostly proving theorems and then applying them to the next theorem to be proven. As my high school geometry teacher said once, "No, you can't measure anything. You have to prove it. The diagram is just there so you have an idea of what to do." Now as a 34 year old wanting to revisit what I learned a long time ago in High School. I came across this book knowing that Chris McMullen writes good workbooks on STEM subjects. I like the way he laid out the chapters on Terminology, Notations, Concepts followed by Strategies, Examples, and finally the Proofs! Proofs build up one after another. You have to remember what was proven and apply it in the next proof. His notes and hints are insightful remarks that are also very helpful for each problem. So far I am one-third of the way finishing it. As I am working on each problem I find myself looking back in the Definitions and Concepts chapters to find facts to derive more facts in order to prove a theorem. This is a good collection of Geometry Proofs to think and work through. Definitely reminds me of the theorems we worked on twenty years ago in high school. An excellent pure mathematics book that a new geometry high school student will benefit working on. Every last penny I spent on this was worth it!

If you need to learn how to write geometry proofs, this is a book that will help you. As a math teacher in high school, I must be able to teach proofs and this book provides information that makes it easier to teach proofs to high school students.

Very good. For me the trick in getting my head around understanding proofs is memorizing the theorems and postulates. You really have to have them memorized and be able to recognize when looking at a diagram all the theorems and postulates that could apply. Maybe thats a duh and obvious to most people but it wasn't mentioned in this book as a strategy and I think it would have helped us understand it faster had it been. Other than that, this book is quite good for helping you to understand how to do them.

Book : Very goog, as I expected... besides wonderful... Aramex: Very performant.

It’s a great tool for our 9th grader son. Easy to understand.

Good examples and technique.

Guidelines for proving many geometry problems high school and college level

This book was very good refreshing it cleared up a lot of about angles. I really like this book.

I am very happy

I thought the proofs for researcher , but after I read them were not!!! Maybe I must be careful next time before buying