S-A-S+Similarity+Thm+Per+2

Side-Angle-Side Similarity Theorem Meaghan C., Cassie O., Emily W. __**Helpful Links:**__ __[]__ The above link is to our book website, classzone.com. This will be a helpful link to follow because the instructions come directly from the book, which is the way that we were taught the SAS similarity theorem. This link will take you to a program on the website called At Home Tutor, which walks you step by step through the lesson, gives you practice problems, and basically teaches you the lesson again. This resource is also helpful for other topics as long as you know the chapter and section number. If you don't particularly favor this resource, classzone.com also has other good resources that may help. __@http://www.mathwarehouse.com/geometry/similar/triangles/similar-triangle-theorems.php__

The above link provides a definition of the theorem, as well as a few practice problems with answers. SAS is the third theorem down and you must click on the "Practice Problems" link to get to the problems. The answers can be found by clicking the "Answers" links on the problems. @http://www.mathopenref.com/similarsas.html This website gives a definition of the side angle side similarity theorem along with an example with an explanation of how the problem is done. It also includes tips and "things to remember" while solving this type of problem. This site offers links to other related topics as well.