Keedy, Mervin L., et al. This text takes an informal approach to geometry and does not use the traditional route of written formal proofs. Students induce conclusions by experimenting and by reasoning from given facts. This could be a resource for various components of the geometry strand. Eighteen Chapters address various geometric subjects.
Appendices offer tables, postulates, theorems and corollaries.
Included are a table of contents, a glossary and an index. Geometry Addison-Wesley Mathematics 10 . Kelly, Brendan, Bob Alexander and Paul Atkinson. Features include development of concepts by examples, real-world applications, problem solving strategies, graded exercises, calculator and computer information and applications in the sciences, arts, business and industry. Most areas of the curriculum are covered and the text allows for application of the adaptive dimension.