Welcome to Geometry Help! I'm Ido Sarig, a high-tech executive with a BSc degree in Computer Engineering and an MBA degree in Management of Technology. I'm here to tell you that geometry doesn't have to be so hard! My goal with this website is to help you develop a better way to approach and solve geometry problems, even if spatial awareness is not your strongest quality.
If you are having difficulty with your high school geometry homework, or find that while you do OK in class you struggle with quiz and test questions that you’ve never seen before, or if you simply want to improve your geometry problem solving skills – you’ve come to the right place.
Here you will learn how to approach a textbook or test geometry problem, and how to identify the hints given in the question to guide you toward the right approach to solving it. Step-by-step, you will work through an extensive set of geometry problems and answers, and develop a better ‘feel’ for solving similar problems on your own.
Geometry Topics
- Intersecting Lines and Angles
- Parallel Lines
- Perpendicular lines
- Triangles
- Isosceles Triangles
- Equilateral Triangles
- Right Triangles
- Pythagorean Theorem
- Congruent Triangles
- Similar Triangles
- Triangle Inequalities
- Quadrangles
- Trapezoids
- Parallelograms
- Rectangles
- Squares
- Rhombus
- Kites (Deltoids)
- Pentagons and Hexagons
- Circles
- Arcs, Angles, and Sectors
- Chords
- Tangent Lines
- Inscribed Shapes
- Perimeter of Geometric Shapes
- Area of Geometric Shapes
About Ido Sarig
I'm a high-tech executive with a Computer Engineering degree. To help pay for my college education, I used to tutor high school kids in geometry. I found students were often intimidated by this subject, so I've developed ways to make it easier to understand.
Why is geometry so hard?
It's hard for people who approach math problems arithmetically rather than visually. But with practice, anyone can improve their spatial perception and get better at finding geometry answers, even to complex problems.
Contact me
If you need to contact me, please email GeometryHelpBlog (at) gmail.com. If you tried to find a specific geometry problem on this website and could not find it, I’ll be happy to hear from you and see if I can add it to the site.
I am sorry that I can't always answer individual questions or respond to individual emails. So please forgive me if I don't respond to your email directly. But if I get several requests to explain a specific geometry problem, I will try my best to add it to the site as soon as I can.