Learning Objectives:

At the end of the lesson, the learner should be able

to:
1. Define rectangle;
2. Determine the theorems on the rectangle; and
3. Apply theorems to solve problems on rectangles.
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PARALLELOGRAMS
RECTANGLE
PROVE/PROOF
SUPPLEMENTARY
RIGHT ANGLE
DIAGONAL
CONGRUENT
COMPLEMENTARY
PARALLELOGRAMS
RECTANGLE
PROVE
SUPPLEMENTARY
RIGHT ANGLE DIAGONAL
CONGRUENT
COMPLEMENTARY
 Kinds of
parallelogram
 RECTANGLE

is a parallelogram with
four right angles.
 RECTANGLE
~ All properties inherited in a parallelogram.
~ If a parallelogram has a right angle, then it has
four right angles and the parallelogram is a
rectangle.
~ The diagonals of a rectangle are
congruent.
 EXAMPLE:
Given rectangle with diagonals and prove
that .
 PROOF:
Statements Reasons
1.Rectangle ABCD with Given
diagonals and

2. Opposite sides of a rectangle

are congruent.
 PROOF:
Statements Reasons
3. are right angles. Definition of Rectangle

4. Right Angle Theorem

5. Reflexive Property
 PROOF:
Statements Reasons
6. SAS Congruent Postulate

7. CPCTC
 EXAMPLE:
F E Given rectangle EHGF, solve
the following:
D
1. and
G H

Find
 EXAMPLE:
Substitute the value of
Solution:

Since the diagonals of a rectangle

are congruent, therefore the value of
 EXAMPLE:
F E Given rectangle EHGF, solve
the following:
D
2. and
G H

Find
 EXAMPLE:
Solution: Substitute the value of

2(
 EXAMPLE:
F E Given rectangle EHGF, solve
the following:
D
3. and
G H

Find
 EXAMPLE:
Substitute the value of
Solution:
 EXAMPLE:
Given rectangle
F E EFGH, find the
D measure of EFH

Find
G H
Answer: Since all angles of a rectangle is
90°, then
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 Modified True or False
1. Given rectangle EFGH, if
F then E

G H
2. Given rectangle with diagonals
and then . If hen
3. Given rectangle if mthen m
 4. Given rectangle EHGF, if then
F E

G H
5. Given rectangle if mthen
Answers:
1. True
2. True
3. True
4. False – 46
5. False – all angles are right angle.
 ASSIGNMENT: 1 WHOLE
Find what is asked given rectangle ABCD with
diagonals and intersecting at E.
1. and
Find
2. and
Find .