Congruency Statements
Congruent Triangles
Solve for x
Vocabulary
100

 

Are these 2 triangles congruent? If yes, what Theorem?

Yes, they are congruent by SAS

100

What are four theorems of congruence?

SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS

100

What is the missing angle?

60 deg

100

What does it mean for two shapes to be congruent?

Same size and same shape

200

Are these triangles congruent ? If yes, what theorem?

   

Yes, by AAS.

200

Find angle Ae below.

36 degrees.

200

What does it mean to be an obtuse isosceles triangle?

There is one obtuse angle and two sides are congruent.

300

Are these triangles congruent? What Theorem?

Yes, the triangles are congruent by SSS

300

If triangle ABC is congruent to triangle DEF, DE=6, what does AB equal?

AB=6

300

29 deg

300

What are corresponding sides?

Sides that match up with each other

400

Are these triangles congruent??

No, they are congruent because SSA is not congruence theorem

400

If triangle XYZ is congruent to triangle QRS, ZY=12, what does SR equal?

SR = 12

400

What is the value of x and y?

x = 13, y = 7

400

Define included angle. You can write a definition or draw a picture

Its the angle between two sides.

500

If we know segment KA bisects angle K, are triangles JAK and NAK congruent? if yes, what theorem? 

Yes, they are by SAS

500

Critique the following statement: “Two figures are congruent if they look the same.” 

Discuss what must actually be met for congruence.

Congruent triangles have all matching sides and angles equal, and one can be placed exactly on top of the other using a transformation (translate, reflect, or rotate).

500

What is the value of x if ΔLMN≅ΔRST?

x = 15

500

You are building a bridge support made of two metal beams that form a triangle. The engineer says the beams must form congruent triangles so the weight is balanced.
Apply what you know about congruence: Which measurements need to be the same to guarantee both triangles are congruent?

  • SSS – all three sides equal

  • SAS – two sides and the included angle equal

  • ASA – two angles and the included side equal

  • AAS – two angles and a non-included side equal
    If those measurements match, the triangles will be congruent and the bridge will stay balanced.