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Title: Correspondence and Congruence 4-2A


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Correspondence and Congruence 4-2A
  • What is a correspondence?
  • What are congruent triangles?

2
Consider page 256
  • Congruent figures can be slid, flipped and turned
    until they overlap exactly.

3
The Right Match
  • Look at the two triangles below the Consider,
    page 256. Use a protractor and ruler to list all
    of the angles and segments that are congruent.
  • Identify the vertices of the two triangles that
    match up with one another.
  • ?ABC ?___. What does the order of the letters
    tell you about the congruent parts of the
    triangle?

4
Try It
  • Write a congruence statement for the triangles
    shown on page 257.

5
Definitions
  • A correspondence between two geometric figures is
    any way of pairing up their vertices.
  • A congruence correspondence matches the vertices
    so that all pairs of corresponding parts are
    congruent.

6
Corresponds to
  • The corresponds to symbol is
  • The order of the letters in the
    correspondence statement specifies the
    corresponding sides and corresponding angles.

7
Corresponding sides and angles
C
T
A
B
S
R
  • Corresponding Angles

Corresponding sides
AB RS
BC ST
AC RT
8
Definition
  • Two triangles are congruent triangles if and only
    if all of their corresponding parts are congruent.

9
  • What is a correspondence?
  • A way of pairing the vertices and /or sides of a
    geometric figure.
  • What are congruent triangles?
  • Two triangles whose vertices match and whose
    sides match.

10
Assignment 4-2A
  • Page 258, 1-16, 31-34
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