Math335 Content Reflection Postulate

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This screencast describes what a horolation is (in hyperbolic geometry). This screencast proves two lemmas that can be useful in transformational geometry proofs.

Topic Topic Background

In addition to rotating vectors, there is a way to reflect vectors through planes using quaternions. This screencast describes how the construction of Neutral Geometry changes if you swap out the SAS This screencast talks about the Half-Turn Theorem and the Rotation Theorem, which talk about compositions of

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This screencast talks about the Half-Turn Theorem and the Rotation Theorem, which talk about compositions of This screencast gives the basics of transformations and isometries for students in

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• This screencast proves two lemmas that can be useful in transformational geometry proofs.
• This screencast describes how the construction of Neutral Geometry changes if you swap out the SAS
• This screencast describes what a horolation is (in hyperbolic geometry).
• In addition to rotating vectors, there is a way to reflect vectors through planes using quaternions.
• This screencast gives the basics of transformations and isometries for students in

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