Warm-up
Three quick questions from earlier lessons.
Discover
. Which angle of matches ?
Key idea
Congruent figures match part for part.
Two figures are congruent if a sequence of rigid transformations maps one onto the other. Then corresponding sides and angles are equal. In the order of letters gives the correspondence: , , .
Worked example
, , .
P↔S, Q↔T.
R↔U.
Your turn, guided
Your turn: and . Find .
B↔Y, C↔Z.
Practice ★
- with , and . Find .
- with , and . Find .
- . Which segment corresponds to (length 5)?
Watch out!
Practice ★★
- , with and . Find , in degrees.
- , with and . Find , in degrees.
Exit ticket
Three questions to check you have got it.
- with , and . Find .
- with , and . Find .
- with , and . Find .
Summary card
Corresponding parts
The order of letters in a congruence statement gives the matching.
Watch out: match by position, not by appearance.
End of the lesson
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