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moDULE 13
moDULE 13
DAILY LESSON
LOG NEIL D. AGUILANDO
Teacher JOLINA G. TAMAYO Learning Area MATHEMATICS
ROZALYN A. GALIT
Teaching Dates and
March 11 , 2024 Quarter THIRD
Time
DATE
I. OBJECTIVE/S
A. Content Standard The learner demonstrates understanding of key concepts of parallelogram and triangle
similarity.
B. Performance Standard The learner is able to investigate, analyze and solve problems involving parallelograms and
triangle similarity through appropriate and accurate representation.
C. Learning Learning Competency:
Competency/Objective
Write the LC code for each. The learner proves the conditions for similarity of triangles.
1.1 SAS similarity theorem
1.2 SSS similarity theorem
1.3 AA similarity theorem
1.4 right triangle similarity theorem 1.5 special right triangle theorems
M9GE-IIIg-h-1
Learning Objectives:
III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
A. References
IV. PROCEDURES
Before we start kindly pick up the pieces of paper or trash Good morning / afternoon sir!
under your chair.
(The learners pick up the trash and arrange
Let us check your attendance. Say present if your name their chair properly)
is called.
(Learners will raised their hands)
Yes ma’am!
Do we have an assignment? Kindly pass it in front.
A. Reviewing previous
lesson or presenting the What was our topic last meeting?
new lesson. Our topic last meeting is all about Right
Triangle similarity.
ANSWER:
1. r = _________
1.9m
2. y = _________
2.3√ 13 m
3. t = _________
3.2√ 13 m
C. Presenting
examples/Instances of UNLOCKING OF DIFFICULTIES
the new lesson
Word Analysis
D. Discussing new concepts Since we are done with the right triangles similarity, we
and practicing new skills will now move on to our new topic.
#1
Based on the given activity, what do you think is our topic
for today?
Based on the given activity and in our
objectives, I think our topic for today is
about 45 ° −45 °−90 ° Right Triangle
That’s right! Theorem
GIVEN:
B. Find the area of a square whose diagonal measures 3
ft. long.
Solution:
First, we solve for the length of the sides of
the square.
3
so,
√2
3 √2 3 √2 3 √2
∙ = = ft.
√2 √ 2 √ 4 2
We can now solve for the area of the square using the
length of the side. 3 √2
Therefore, each side measures ft.
2
2
Area of the Square = (
3 √2
)
2
3 √2 3 √2
Area of the Square = ∙
2 2
9 √4
Area of the Square =
4
9 ∙2
Area of the Square =
4
18
Area of the Square =
4
9 2
Area of the Square = ft
2
9 2
Therefore, the area of the square is ft
2
F. Developing mastery EXAMPLE:
(Leads to Formative Assessment 3)
Solving for x:
solution:
¿
2
x =4 ∙ 9
2
x =36
√ x 2=√ 36
x=± 6
x=6 → CD
Now who will try to solve for solving the Y? Solving for y:
Angela, yes? solution:
¿
2
y =4 ∙(4+9)
2
y =4 ∙ 13
2
y =52
√ y 2=√ 4 ∙ 13
y=±2 √ 13
y=2 √ 13 → AC
Great Job!
solution:
¿
2
z =9 ∙(4+9)
2
z =9 ∙ 13
2
z =117
√ z 2=√ 9 ∙13
z=± 3 √13
Do you have any question? z=3 √ 13 → BC
None, ma’am/Sir!
G. Finding practical Now, let us have a group activity.
application of concepts This row will be the group 1 and this row will be the group
and skills in daily living. 2. Each group will be given manila paper and marker, all
you need to do is answer the given problem using the
manila paper and marker, then after answering the
problem you just paste your finest task on the board and
choose 1 representative in your group to explain your
works.
A. √ 3 /4 m C. √ 3 /2 m
B. √ 6 /4 m D. √ 6 / 2 m
V. REMARKS
SECTION REMARKS
LIHTIUM
GOLD
VANADIUM
OXYGEN
LEGEND:
VI. REFLECTION