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CongruentTriangles
Geometry
2014-06-03
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Table of ContentsClassifying TrianglesInterior Angle Theorems
Isosceles Triangle Theorem
Congruence & TrianglesSSS CongruenceSAS CongruenceASA CongruenceAAS CongruenceHL Congruence
CPCTCTriangle Coordinate Proofs
Triangle Congruence Proofs
Exterior Angle Theorems
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ClassifyingTriangles
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Parts of a triangle
Side
Side
Vertex
Vertex VertexA B
C
Side opposite
andare adjacent sides
interior
Vertex (vertices) - points joining the sides of triangles
Adjacent Sides - two sides sharing a common vertex
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Parts of a triangle (cont'd)
hypotenuseleg
leg
leg
leg
base
In a right triangle, the hypotenuse is the side opposite the right angle. The legs are the 2 sides that form the right angle.
In an isosceles triangle, the base is the side that is not congruent to the other two sides (legs).
If an isosceles triangle has 3 congruent sides, it is an equilateral triangle.
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Definitions
Triangle - three-sided polygon
Polygon - a closed plane figure composed of line segments
Sides - the line segments that make up a polygonVertex (vertices) - the endpoints of the sidesAcute Triangle - all angles < 90°
Obtuse triangle - one angle is between, 90° < angle < 180°
Right Triangle - one 90° angle
Equiangular Triangle - 3 congruent angles
Equilateral Triangle - 3 congruent sides
Scalene triangle - No congruent sides
Isosceles Triangle - 2 congruent sides
Slide 8 / 209A triangle is formed by line segments joining three noncollinear points. A triangle can be classified by its sides and angles.
Equilateral
3 congruent sides
Isosceles
2 congruent sides
Scalene
No congruent sides
Classification by Sides
Classification by Angles
3 acuteangles
Acute Equiangular
3 congruentangles
Right
1 right angle
Obtuse
1 obtuse angle
(also acute)
Slide 9 / 209Classify the triangles by sides and angles
equilateralequiangular
scaleneacute
isoscelesacute
isoscelesobtuse
isoscelesright
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Measure and Classify the triangles by sides and anglesExample
isosceles, right isosceles, acuteClick for AnswerClick for Answer Click for AnswerClick for Answer scalene, obtuseClick for AnswerClick for Answer
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Measure and Classify the triangles by sides and anglesExample
scalene, obtuse scalene, acuteClick for AnswerClick for Answerequilateral, acute/equiangularClick for AnswerClick for Answer Click for AnswerClick for Answer
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1 Classify the triangle with the given information: Side lengths: 3 cm, 4 cm, 5 cm
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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1 Classify the triangle with the given information: Side lengths: 3 cm, 4 cm, 5 cm
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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C Scalene
Bonus: F Right32+42 = 52
9+16 = 25
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2 Classify the triangle with the given information: Side lengths: 3 cm, 2 cm, 3 cm
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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2 Classify the triangle with the given information: Side lengths: 3 cm, 2 cm, 3 cm
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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Bonus: D Acute
3 cm 3 cm
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3 Classify the triangle with the given information: Side lengths: 5 cm, 5 cm, 5 cm
A EquilateralB IsoscelesC Scalene
D AcuteE EquiangularF RightG Obtuse
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3 Classify the triangle with the given information: Side lengths: 5 cm, 5 cm, 5 cm
A EquilateralB IsoscelesC Scalene
D AcuteE EquiangularF RightG Obtuse
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A Equilateral
Bonus:E Equiangular (all equilateral triangles are equiangular)D Acute (all angles are 60o )
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4 Classify the triangle with the given information: Angle Measures: 30°, 60°, 90°
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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4 Classify the triangle with the given information: Angle Measures: 30°, 60°, 90°
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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Bonus: C Scalene (all angles are different, so all sides are different)
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5 Classify the triangle with the given information: Angle Measures: 25°, 120°, 35°
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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5 Classify the triangle with the given information: Angle Measures: 25°, 120°, 35°
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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Bonus: C Scalene (all angles are different, so all sides are different)
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6 Classify the triangle with the given information: Angle Measures: 60°, 60°, 60°
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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6 Classify the triangle with the given information: Angle Measures: 60°, 60°, 60°
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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D AcuteE Equiangular
Bonus:A Equilateral (if a triangle is equiangular, then it's equilateral)
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7 Classify the triangle with the given information: Side lengths: 3 cm, 4 cm, 5 cmAngle measures: 37°, 53°, 90°
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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7 Classify the triangle with the given information: Side lengths: 3 cm, 4 cm, 5 cmAngle measures: 37°, 53°, 90°
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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C ScaleneF Right
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8 Classify the triangle with the given information: Side lengths: 3 cm, 3 cm, 3 cmAngle measures: 60°, 60°, 60°
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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8 Classify the triangle with the given information: Side lengths: 3 cm, 3 cm, 3 cmAngle measures: 60°, 60°, 60°
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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D AcuteE Equiangular
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9 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
A B120°
C
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9 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
A B120°
C
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10 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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10 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse
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11 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse H
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85°
50° Ans
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11 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A Equilateral
B Isosceles
C Scalene
D Acute
E Equiangular
F Right
G Obtuse H
J
K45°
85°
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C ScaleneD Acute
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12 An isosceles triangle is _______________ an equilateral triangle.
A Sometimes
B Always
C Never
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12 An isosceles triangle is _______________ an equilateral triangle.
A Sometimes
B Always
C Never
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13 An obtuse triangle is _______________ an isosceles triangle.
A Sometimes
B Always
C NeverA
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13 An obtuse triangle is _______________ an isosceles triangle.
A Sometimes
B Always
C Never
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14 A triangle can have more than one obtuse angle.
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14 A triangle can have more than one obtuse angle.
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15 A triangle can have more than one right angle.
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15 A triangle can have more than one right angle.
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16 Each angle in an equiangular triangle measures 60°
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16 Each angle in an equiangular triangle measures 60°
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17 An equilateral triangle is also an isosceles triangle
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17 An equilateral triangle is also an isosceles triangle
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InteriorAngle
Theorems
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T1. Triangle Sum TheoremThe measures of the interior angles of a triangle sum to 180°
A B
C
If you have a triangle, then you know the sum of its three interior angles is 180°
Why is this true? Click here to go to the lab titled, "Triangle Sum Theorem"
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Example: Triangle Sum TheoremFind the measure of the missing angle
J
K L
32°
20°
Theorem T1. The Triangle Sum Theorem says that the interior angles of must sum to 180°.
and substituting the information from the diagram
32° + + 20° = 180°
So,
+ 52° = 180°= 128° Check: 128+32+20=180
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A B
C
52°
53°
18 What is the measurement of the missing angle?
m∠B =
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A B
C
52°
53°
18 What is the measurement of the missing angle?
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105 + m<B = 180° -105 -105 m<B = 75°
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19 What is the measurement of the missing angle?
57°L
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m∠N =
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19 What is the measurement of the missing angle?
57°L
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147 + m<N = 180° -147 -147 m<N = 33°
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47°
34°
x°
20 What is the measure of the missing angle?
x =
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47°
34°
x°
20 What is the measure of the missing angle?
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81 + x = 180° -81 -81 x = 99°
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(draw a diagram)
21 In ABC, if m B is 84° and m C is 36°, what is the m A?
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(draw a diagram)
21 In ABC, if m B is 84° and m C is 36°, what is the m A?
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triangle ABC = 180°So, 84 + 36 + = 180°
=180° - 120°= 60°
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(draw a diagram)
22 In DEF, if m D is 63° and m E is 12°, what is the m F?
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(draw a diagram)
22 In DEF, if m D is 63° and m E is 12°, what is the m F?
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So, 63 + 12 + m F = 180°m F =180° - 75°m F = 105°
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We can solve more "complicated" problems using the Triangle Sum Theorem.
Solve for x
55°
(12x+8)°
(8x-3)°P
Q
R
From the Triangle Sum Theorem
Example
55 + (12x+8) + (8x-3) = 180 Substituting from the diagram20x + 60 = 180 Combining like terms
20x = 120 Isolating x using inverse operationsx = 6
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23 Solve for x in the diagram.
Q
R
S2x° 5x°
8x°
What is m Q m R m S
Extension
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23 Solve for x in the diagram.
Q
R
S2x° 5x°
8x°
What is m Q m R m S
Extension
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2x+5x+8x = 180 15x = 180 x = 12
m Q = 24° m R = 96° m S = 60°
Extension Answer
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Solve for x3x-17 +x+40 +2x-5 = 180°
24 What is the measure of angle B?
A
B
C
Hint
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Solve for x3x-17 +x+40 +2x-5 = 180°
24 What is the measure of angle B?
A
B
C
Hint
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3x-17+2x-5+x+40 = 180 6x + 18 = 180 6x = 162 x = 27 m<B = 3(27)-17 = 81 - 17 = 64
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Corollary to Triangle Sum TheoremThe acute angles of a right triangle are complementary.
A B
C
Since T1. the Triangle Sum Theorem says the interior angles of a triangle must sum to 180°. So, 180° - 90° (the right angle) = 90° left between and .
Recall: two angles that add up to 90° are called complementary
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Example
x°
5x°
The measure of one acute angle of a right triangle is five times the measure of the other acute angle.
Find the measure of each acute angle.
Since this is a right triangle, we can use the Corollary to the Triangle Sum Theorem which says the two acute angles are complementary. So,
x + 5x = 906x = 90x = 15
(using the Triangle Sum Theorem is a little more work)
One acute angle is 15° and the other is 75°
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25 In a right triangle, the two acute angles sum to 90°
True
False
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25 In a right triangle, the two acute angles sum to 90°
True
False
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26 What is the measurement of the missing angle?
57°L
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26 What is the measurement of the missing angle?
57°L
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N
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x+57 = 90x = 33
Note: we solved this problem earlier using the Triangle Sum Theorem. Use the Corollary to the Triangle Sum this time.
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What are the measures of the three angles?
27 Solve for x
ChallengeClick to reveal
A
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What are the measures of the three angles?
27 Solve for x
ChallengeClick to reveal
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B C
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3x-1+31 = 903x + 30 = 90 3x = 60 x = 20
Challenge Answerm<A = 59o
m<B = 90o
m<C = 31o
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28 Solve for x
What are the measures of the three angles?Challenge
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28 Solve for x
What are the measures of the three angles?Challenge
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2x-2+x+5 = 903x + 3 = 90 3x = 87 x = 29
Challenge Answerm<D = 90o
m<E = 56o
m<F = 34o
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x°
2x°
G
H
J
29 In the right triangle given, what is the measurement of each acute angle?
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x°
2x°
G
H
J
29 In the right triangle given, what is the measurement of each acute angle?
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2x+x = 903x = 90x = 30
m<G = 30o
m<H = 60o
m<J = 90o
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1
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30 m 1 + m 2 = _______o
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1
23
30 m 1 + m 2 = _______o
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1
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31 m 1 + m 3 = _________o
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1
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31 m 1 + m 3 = _________o
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Recall that <2 & <3 are vertical angles & vertical angles are congruent, so m<2=m<3 & therefore m<1+m<3 = 90
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20°
X°
32 Find the value of x in the diagram
Mark your vertical angles!Hintclick to reveal
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20°
X°
32 Find the value of x in the diagram
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Exterior Angle Theorems
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Interior angle
Interior angle
Interior angle
Exterior angle
Exterior angle
Exterior angle
Exterior angles are adjacent to the interior angles.
Exterior angles and interior angles together form a straight line.
The sum of an exterior angle and an interior angle is 180 degrees.
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Interior angle
Interior angle
Interior angle
Exterior angle
P
QR
The adjacent angles form a straight line so thesum of the two angle measures will be 180o
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Interior angle
Interior angle
Interior angle
Exterior angle
P
QR
The adjacent angles form a straight line so thesum of the two angle measures will be 180o
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Interior angle
Interior angle
Interior angle
Exterior angle
P
Q
R
The adjacent angles form a straight line so thesum of the two angle measures will be 180o
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Interior angle
Interior angle
Interior angle
Exterior angle
P
QR
The sum of an interior angle and an adjacent exterior angle is 180 degrees
The sum of the interior angles of a triangle add up to 180 degrees
1
P
R Q
m P + m Q + m R = 180o
m Q + m 1 = 180o1
P
R Q
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The Exterior Angle Theorem says : m 1 = m P + m R
The measure of the exterior angle is equal to the sum of the two angles that are not adjacent to the exterior angle.
1
P
R QProof of the Exterior Angle TheoremWe know the following is true :
1. m P + m Q + m R = 180o
2. m Q + m 1 = 180o
This implies that m 1 = m P + m R and the Exterior Angle Theorem is proved true
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Example: Using the Exterior Angle Theorem
140oXo
Xo
P
QR
What is the value of X ?
The measure of the exterior angle is equal to the sum of the two angles that are not adjacent to the exterior angle.
140o = xo + xo
140 = 2x
70 = x
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ExampleSolve for x using the Exterior Angle Theorem
21°
34°x°
The Exterior Angle Theorem says that the exterior angle, marked x°, is equal to the two nonadjacent interior angles.
x = 21 + 34
y°
So, the exterior angle x = 55°
We also know what y is 125o ?What does x° + y° have to equal? 180o
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Example: What are w and x ? 75 + 50 + x = 180 125 + x = 180 -125 -125 x = 55o
w = 75 + 50 w = 125o
What does w + x equal? 125 + 55 = 180
75o
50owo Xo
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124
3
m 4 = 131 m 3 = 53, fill in all the angles.
53o
49o
131o
78o 180o
127o 49o
131o
180o
127o53o
78o
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33 Solve for the exterior angle, x.
x°60°
55°Y°
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33 Solve for the exterior angle, x.
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34 m 1 = 25 and m 4 = 83 Find m 3 = ?
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C 58
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34 m 1 = 25 and m 4 = 83 Find m 3 = ?
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Y°
35 Find the value of x using the Exterior Angles Theorem?
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C 60
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35 Find the value of x using the Exterior Angles Theorem?
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Y°
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37 Using the Exterior Angles Theorem, find the value
of x.
A100
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C46
D23
Y°
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37 Using the Exterior Angles Theorem, find the value
of x.
A100
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C46
D23
Y°
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38 What is the value of Y?
A80
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C51
D100
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38 What is the value of Y?
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39 Find the value of x.
A40
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39 Find the value of x.
A40
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C20
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25 o
115o
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40 PS bisects RST , what is the value of w?
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B110
C115
D125
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ExampleFind the missing angles in the diagram.
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ExampleFind the missing angles in the diagram.
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Find the measures of all angles togetherm<1 = 45o
m<2 = 90o
m<3 = 60o
m<4 = 60o
m<5 = 77o
m<6 = 77o
m<7 = 43o
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41 Find the measure of angle 1.
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41 Find the measure of angle 1.
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42 Find the measure of angle 2.
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60o
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42 Find the measure of angle 2.
40o
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40 + m<2 = 180o
m<2 = 140o
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60o
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43
40o
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24 53
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40 + m<3 = 180o
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60o
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44
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24 53
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vertical angles are congruent
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45
40o
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24 53
60o
Find the measure of angle 5.
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45
40o
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24 53
60o
Find the measure of angle 5.
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m<4 = 40o
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Isosceles TriangleTheorem
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Parts of an Isosceles TriangleAn isosceles triangle has at least two congruent sides (an equilateral triangle is an isosceles triangle w/three congruent sides)
If an isosceles triangle has exactly two congruent sides, the: - two congruent sides are called legs, - the noncongruent side is called the base, - the two angles adjacent to the base are the base angles,
leg leg
baseangles
vertex angle
base
The vertex angle is the angle opposite the base ORit is the angle included by the legs
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T3. Base Angles Theorem (BAT)If two sides of a triangle are congruent, the angles opposite them are congruent.
If , then
A
B C
Corollary to BAT (T3)
If a triangle is equilateral, then it is equiangular.
A
B C
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x°
y°
44°
Examples:Find the values of x & y in the isosceles triangle below.
x = 44; Base Angles are Congruent
y + 44 + 44 = 180; Triangle Sum Th.y + 88 = 180y = 92
Find the values of x & y in the isosceles triangle below.
x° y°
52° x = y; Base Angles are Congruent
x + y + 52 = 180; Triangle Sum Th.x + x + 52 = 180; Substitution2x + 52 = 1802x = 128x = 64
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x°
y°
35°
46 Solve for the measurements of the angles x and y
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x°
y°
35°
46 Solve for the measurements of the angles x and y
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x°
y°
72°
47 Solve for x and y.
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x°
y°
72°
47 Solve for x and y.
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70°
48 What are the measurements of the base angles?A
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70°
48 What are the measurements of the base angles?
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70 + 2x = 1802x = 110x = 55
Each base angle is 55o
70°
x° x°
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49 The vertex angle of an isosceles triangle is 38°. What is the measure of each base angle?
A 71° B 38° C 83° D 104°
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49 The vertex angle of an isosceles triangle is 38°. What is the measure of each base angle?
A 71° B 38° C 83° D 104°
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T4. Converse of the Base Angles TheoremIf two angles of a triangle are congruent, then the sides opposite them are congruent.
If , then
A
B C
Corollary to Converse of the BAT (T4)
If a triangle is equiangular, then it is equilateral.
A
B C
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50 What is the measurement of FD?
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D
EF 4
50 What is the measurement of FD?
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FD = 4
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51 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A equilateral
B isosceles
C scalene
D equiangular
E acute
F obtuse
G right
A
BC
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40o
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51 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A equilateral
B isosceles
C scalene
D equiangular
E acute
F obtuse
G right
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BC
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40o
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52 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A equilateral
B isosceles
C scalene
D equiangular
E acute
F obtuse
G rightA
B
C
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52 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A equilateral
B isosceles
C scalene
D equiangular
E acute
F obtuse
G rightA
B
C
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A
B C5
3 3113o
53 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A equilateral
B isosceles
C scalene
D equiangular
E acute
F obtuse
G right
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A
B C5
3 3113o
53 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A equilateral
B isosceles
C scalene
D equiangular
E acute
F obtuse
G right
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54 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A equilateral
B isosceles
C scalene
D equiangular
E acute
F obtuse
G right
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54 Classify the triangle by sides and angles
A equilateral
B isosceles
C scalene
D equiangular
E acute
F obtuse
G right
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ExampleFind the value of x and y
x°
y°
1. First, consider the top triangle. The 3 marks indicate this is an equilateral triangle
2. From the Corollary to the BAT(T3), we know that an equilateral triangle is also equiangular
3. Since the Triangle Sum Theorem (T1) says the interior angles must sum to 180°, y° = 60.
x°
y°
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x°
60°
60°
60°
120°
4. Two adjacent angles whose non-shared sides form a straight line are a linear pair.
5. The supplement to 60° is 120° (60° + 120° = 180°)
6. Using the Base Angles Theorem (T3) and the Triangle Sum theorem (T1), we can determine x°
x°
60°
60°
60°
120°x°
x + x + 120 = 180 2x + 120 = 180 2x = 60 x = 30
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55 What is the value of y?
A 120°
B 70°
C 55°
D 125°
70°
y°
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55 What is the value of y?
A 120°
B 70°
C 55°
D 125°
70°
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50° x°
56 What is the value of x?
A 50°
B 25°
C 30°
D 130°
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50° x°
56 What is the value of x?
A 50°
B 25°
C 30°
D 130°
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57 Solve for x in the diagram.
A 3 2/3B 14
C 15
D 16
3x - 17
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57 Solve for x in the diagram.
A 3 2/3B 14
C 15
D 16
3x - 17
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Congruence &
Triangles
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CongruenceTwo figures are congruent if they have the exact size and shape (They are similar if they have the same shape, but a different size)
Congruent figures have a correspondence between their angles and sides where pairs of corresponding angles are congruent and pairs of corresponding sides are congruent.
A
B
C N
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C N
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ExampleThe two triangles are congruent , write: 1) a congruence statement 2) identify all congruent corresponding parts
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B
C
D
E
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Answer
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C
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Part Corresponding Side Corresponding Angle
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Problem
Corresponding Sides Corresponding Angles
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Problem
Corresponding Sides Corresponding Angles
(If you need, draw a diagram)
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AB EFBC FGAC EG
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Corresponding Angles <A <E <B <F <C <G
=~=~=~
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58 What is the corresponding part to J
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B K C Q D P
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58 What is the corresponding part to J
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B K C Q D P
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K L R Q
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JKL PQR=~
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59 What is the corresponding part to Q
A R
B K C Q D P
J
K L R Q
P
JKL PQR=~
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59 What is the corresponding part to Q
A R
B K C Q D P
J
K L R Q
P
JKL PQR=~
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60 What is the corresponding part to QP
A JL
B LK C KJ D PQ
J
K L R Q
P
JKL PQR=~
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60 What is the corresponding part to QP
A JL
B LK C KJ D PQ
J
K L R Q
P
JKL PQR=~
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61 Write a congruence statement for the two triangles
A
B
C
D
Z
X
CV
B
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BVC XCZ=~
XCB BCX=~
VBC ZXC=~
CBV CZX=~
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61 Write a congruence statement for the two triangles
A
B
C
D
Z
X
CV
B
BVC XCZ=~
XCB BCX=~
VBC ZXC=~
CBV CZX=~
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Y
ZW
X
What else can be marked congruent?
62 Complete the congruence statement
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B
C
D
XYZ =~
XWZ
ZWX
WXZ
ZXW
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Y
ZW
X
What else can be marked congruent?
62 Complete the congruence statement
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B
C
D
XYZ =~
XWZ
ZWX
WXZ
ZXW
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XZ ZX<W <Y
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Extension Answer
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T5. Third Angles TheoremIf two angles of a triangle are congruent to two angles of another triangle, then the third angles are congruent.
Q
R
S
T
U
V
Can you give a reason for why this might be true?If the sum of the interior angles is 180 o and both sets of angles are the same, then the third angles will have the same measure. Example: m S = m V = 40o & m R = m U = 80o degrees, then m Q = m T = 60o.Click to reveal
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ExampleFind the value of x.
A
B
C45° 75°
(2x+40)°W
X
Y
1) From the Third AngleTheorem (T5), we know m B = m Y
2) The m B is easy to find withthe Triangle Sum Theorem (T1),
3) Substitute to find x
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63 What is the measurement of J A
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R48°117°
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63 What is the measurement of J
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48 + 117 + m<R = 180165 + m<R = 180m<R = 15o
m<J = m<R = 15o
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I
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K
80°
32°
P
Q
R(2x+14)°
64 Solve for x
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K
80°
32°
P
Q
R(2x+14)°
64 Solve for x
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80+32+m<I = 180112+m<I = 180m<I=68o
m<I = m<P68 = 2x+1454 = 2x27 = x
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65 Find the value of x.
62° 78°Q
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(3x+10)°
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65 Find the value of x.
62° 78°Q
R
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(3x+10)°
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62+78+m<R = 180140 + m<R = 180m<R = 40o
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T6. Properties of Congruent Triangles
Reflexive Property of Congruent TrianglesEvery triangle is congruent to itself A
B
C A
B
C
Symmetric Properties of Congruent Triangles
A
B
C D
E
F A
B
CD
E
F
Transitive Property of Congruent Triangles
A
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C D
E
F D
E
F J
K
L A
B
C J
K
L
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SSS Congruence
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From the Congruence and Triangles section, you learned that two triangles are congruent if the 3 corresponding pairs of sides and the 3 corresponding pairs of angles are congruent.
However, we do not always need all 6 pieces of information to prove 2 triangles congruent.
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Postulate:
Side-Side-Side (SSS) CongruenceIf three sides of one triangle are congruent to three sides of another triangle, then the two triangles are congruent.
A B
C
E
D
F
Click here to go to the lab titled, "Triangle Congruence SSS"
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Example
A F
K
BGSolution:The congruence marks on the sides show that:
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Example
F
GH
K
J
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JJ
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A
B
C H
J
K
You need to be very careful that you get the corresponding congruent parts in the correct order CAB is not congruent to HKJ
66 The congruence statement is ABC = HJK
True
False
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A
B
C H
J
K
You need to be very careful that you get the corresponding congruent parts in the correct order CAB is not congruent to HKJ
66 The congruence statement is ABC = HJK
True
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R
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T U
67 SRT = SUT
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67 SRT = SUT
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SSS holds becauseST = ST ; Reflexive Property
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68 ABC = _____?
A QRS B SRQ
C ACB
D RSQ
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68 ABC = _____?
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SAS Congruence
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Included angle: the angle made by two lines with a common vertex
41 °
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B
C
Included side: the side between two angles
C
D
E
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Postulate:
Side-Angle-Side (SAS) CongruenceIf two sides and the included angle of one triangle are congruent to two sides and the included angle of a second triangle, then the two triangles are congruent.
F
P
B
A
C
Q
Click here to go to the lab titled, "Triangle Congruence SAS"
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Example
1 2
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M
P
N
OIs there any information you can fill in?
So, listing the corresponding congruent parts:
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200
5 units
Why Not SSA? Move the side with the length of 2 units and create a triangle.
2 units
200
5 units
Can a different triangle be made than the first one made?
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200
5 units
Why Not SSA? Move the side with the length of 2 units and create a triangle.
2 units
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69 What is the included angle of the given sides of the triangle?
A J
B K
C L
Hint: Draw the triangle!
JKL, sides KL and JK
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69 What is the included angle of the given sides of the triangle?
A J
B K
C L
Hint: Draw the triangle!
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TV4 4
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100° 100°
70 List the congruent parts of the triangles below. Is PQR = STV?
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TV4 4
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70 List the congruent parts of the triangles below. Is PQR = STV?
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71 Is FGH = XYZ by SAS?
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71 Is FGH = XYZ by SAS?
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A B
C D
72 Using SAS, what information do you need to show ABC = DCB
A DBC = ACB B B = C
C ABD = DCA D ABC = DCB
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C D
72 Using SAS, what information do you need to show ABC = DCB
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73 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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B SAS
C Not congruent
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73 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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B SAS
C Not congruent
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74 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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74 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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75 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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B SAS
C Not congruent
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75 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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B SAS
C Not congruent
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76 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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76 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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C Not congruent
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77 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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77 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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78 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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78 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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Postulate:
Angle-Side-Angle (ASA) CongruenceIf two angles and the included side of one triangle are congruent to two angles and the included side of another triangle, then the two triangles are congruent.
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ExampleE
FM
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Vertical anglesare congruent
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First: what data is given to you?
Second: if it is not already marked, check and mark the diagram with that information,
Third: check your congruence postulates - what piece of information are you missing (side/angle) and where does it need to be for your chosen congruence?
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79 What is the included side for X and W?
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C XW
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79 What is the included side for X and W?
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80 What is the included side for X and Y
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C YW
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80 What is the included side for X and Y
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C YW
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81 What piece of information do we need to have ASA congruence between the two triangles?
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81 What piece of information do we need to have ASA congruence between the two triangles?
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82 What piece of information do we need to have ASA congruence between the two triangles?
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82 What piece of information do we need to have ASA congruence between the two triangles?
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83 Why is ?
A ASA
B vertical angles
C included angles
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83 Why is ?
A ASA
B vertical angles
C included angles
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84 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
A SSS
B SAS
C ASA
D Not congruent
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84 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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C ASA
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When you have overlapping figures that share sides and/or angles, marking the diagram with the given information & pulling the triangles apart (when needed) makes it much easier to understand the problem.
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85 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?A SSS
B SAS
C ASA
D Not congruent
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85 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?A SSS
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86 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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86 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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87 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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87 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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88 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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88 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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89 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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89 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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90 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
A SSS B SAS C ASA D Not Congruent
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90 What type of congruence exists between the two triangles?
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AAS Congruence
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Theorem (T7):
Angle-Angle-Side (AAS) CongruenceIf two angles and the nonincluded side of one triangle are congruent to two angles and the corresponding nonincluded side of another triangle, then the two triangles are congruent.
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Why is AAS a Theorem ?
Given two triangles:
AB
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75° 75°
65° 65°
12 12
The Triangle Sum Theorem (T1) allows us to find the measurement of the third angle in each triangle. 180°-(65°+75°)= 40°
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91 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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91 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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92 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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92 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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We need an included (ASA) or nonincluded side (AAS), which we don't have
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93 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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B SAS
C ASA
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93 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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The two triangles share a common side which is congruent via the Reflexive Property.
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94 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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C ASA
D AAS
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94 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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95 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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95 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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B SAS Imagine you are walking around the figures, you must encounter the congruent parts in the correct order to use SAS congruence.
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96 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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B SAS
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96 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
A SSS
B SAS
C ASA
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E Not Congruent
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97 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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B SAS
C ASA
D AAS
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97 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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C ASA
D AAS
E Not Congruent
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D AAS Marking the bisected angle and the common side (reflexive), You can see AAS holds.
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98 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
A SSS
B SAS
C ASA
D AAS
E Not Congruent
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98 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
A SSS
B SAS
C ASA
D AAS
E Not Congruent
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E Not Congruent There is no AAA Congruence. AAA does make them similar (same shape), but the size may be different.
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HL Congruence
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Theorem (T8):
Hypotenuse-Leg (HL) CongruenceIf the hypotenuse and a leg of one right triangle are equal to the corresponding hypotenuse and leg of another right triangle, then the two triangles are congruent.
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If you have a right triangle, make sure you check if HL applies
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Why does HL Congruence work?Recall another theorem for right triangles:
c2 = a2 + b2 a
bc
Pythagorean Theorem:
If we know the lengths of two sides of a right triangle, we can solve for the length of the third side. HL Congruence theorem applies when the corresponding hypotenuse and one of the legs is congruent. When this is the case, the two right triangles are congruent.
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Example Are the two triangles congruent?
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Mark the given on your diagram. Note that it is a right triangle.
99 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
A SSS
B SAS
C ASA
D AAS
E HL
F Not congruent
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Y Z
Mark the given on your diagram. Note that it is a right triangle.
99 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
A SSS
B SAS
C ASA
D AAS
E HL
F Not congruent
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QSR = XZYby HL congruence
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
100 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
A SSSB SASC ASAD AASE HLF Not congruent
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
100 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
101 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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101 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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102 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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102 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
103 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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B SAS
C ASA
D AAS
E HL
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
103 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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E HL
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
104 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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104 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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C ASA
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E HL
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105 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
105 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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106 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
106 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
107 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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B SAS
C ASA
D AAS
E HL
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
107 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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E HL
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
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What angles are congruent when parallel lines are cut by a transversal?
108 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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C ASA
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
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What angles are congruent when parallel lines are cut by a transversal?
108 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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C ASA
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
109 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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C ASA
D AAS
E HL
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
109 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
110 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
A SSSB SASC ASAD AASE HLF Not congruent
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If they are congruent what is the congruence statement?
110 What type of congruence exists, if any, between the two triangles?
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Triangle Congruence Proofs
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Congruent Reasons Summary(Drag ones that don't work out of the chart. Then put HL where it would belong.)
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BGSolution (two-column):
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In two-column proofs, the statements in the left column are justified by the reasons on the right-side column. As we read down the table, we can see the thought process laid out.
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CPCTCCorresponding Parts of Congruent Triangles are Congruent
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CPCTC says that if two or more triangles are congruent by:
SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, or HL, then all of their corresponding parts are also congruent.
Corresponding Parts of Congruent Triangles are Congruent
CPCTC
Sometimes, our goal is not to prove two triangles congruent, but to show that a pair of corresponding sides or angles are congruent, or that some other property is true.
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Process for proving that two segments or angles are congruent
1. Find two triangles in which the two sides or two angles are corresponding parts
2. Prove that the two triangles are congruent (SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, HL)
3. State that the two parts are congruent, using as the reason: "corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent"
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We are given that BCA = DCE, BC = CD, and B and D are right angles. Since all right angles are congruent, B = D. With the congruent angles and segments, we can conclude that ABC = EDC by ASA. Therefore, BA = DE by CPCTC.
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Triangle Coordinate Proofs
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Coordinate Triangle Proofs
A coordinate proof places a triangle, or any other geometric figure, into a coordinate plane.
A coordinate proof combines: - the geometric postulates, theorems, and properties, and - the Distance Formula and Midpoint Formula.
The only thing that changes from the proofs we have done earlier is you will need to use the Distance and/or Midpoint Formula to calculate side and segment lengths.
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Midpoint Formula TheoremThe midpoint of a segment joining points with coordinates and is the point with coordinates
(x1, y1)(x2, y2)
The Distance FormulaThe distance 'd' between any two points with coordinates and is given by the formula:(x1, y1) (x2, y2)
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To refresh your memory:
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ExampleA (0,4)
B (3,0)C (-3,0) Q (0,0)
Statements Reasons
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ProblemProve that points: A(4,1), B(5,6), and C(1,3) forms an isosceles right triangle
1. Plot the points2. Use the distance formula to find side lengths3. Does it satisfy the condition for an isosceles
A(4,-1)
B(5,6)
C(1,3)
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Distance Formula
Side lengths:
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Problem
A(1,1)
B(4,4)
C(6,2)
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Distance Formula
After we plot the points, we can see that they form a triangle.