When are two shapes similar?
When one is an enlargement of the other.
What are Congruent Triangles?
Triangles that have exactly the same size and shape
How do you work out the area of a triangle?
1/2a xx b xx sin(C)
What is a plane... in Maths
A plane is a flat surface.
What can you say about corresponding sides and angles of two similar shapes? (DAILY DOUBLE)
Corresponding angles are the same
Corresponding sides are in the same ratio
SSS (All three sides are equal) is one of the 4 methods of proving two triangles are congruent. What are the other 3?
SAS (Two sides and the included angle are equal)
AAS (Two angles and a corresponding side are equal)
RHS (Right angle, Hypotenuse and one other side are equal)
What is the Sine Rule?
a/(sin(A)) = b/(sin(B)) = c/(sin(C))
Work out the length of the diagonal AG

AE = 8cm
EG = sqrt(9^2 +12^2) = 15cm
AG = sqrt(8^2 +15^2) = 17cm
Are these two triangles similar? Why, or why not?

Yes, angles are all the same.
Are these two triangles congruent? How do you know?

Yes, AAS
What is the Cosine Rule (DAILY DOUBLE)
a2 = b2 + c2 -2bcos(A)
Work out the angle
theta
AE = 8cm
EG = sqrt(9^2 +12^2) = 15cm
theta = tan^-1(8/15)=28.1
These triangles are all similar. Find the lengths of a and b.

a = 4cm
b = 20cm
Give a reason for each pair of triangles being congruent:

Yellow: SSS
Blue: RHS
Pink: AAS
How would you find the length x?

x = sin(48) xx 16/sin(70)
x = 12.7cm
Work out the angle that the diagonal AC makes with the plane CDEF.

EC = sqrt(8^2 +12^2)=14.422..cm
theta = tan^-1(5/14.422)=19.1
Triangles PQR and PST are similar. Find x

x = 20cm
James and John both draw a triangle with one side with a length of 10cm, one angle of 45 degrees and another angle of 85 degrees.
Are these triangles congruent? Why, or why not?
No, the angles or sides drawn by James may not be corresponding to the ones drawn by John
How would you find the length x

x^2 = 6^2 + 7^2 - 2 xx6xx7xxcos(58)=40.486..
x = sqrt(40.486) = 6.36cm
AM is perpendicular to the plane BCDE. A point, P is the midpoint of the line BC. Work out the length of AM.

CE = sqrt(16^2 +16^2) = 22.6cm
CM = (CE)/2 = 11.3cm
AM = sqrt(24^2 - 11.3^2) = 21.2cm