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Ch. 3 Review. Honors Geometry CCHS. Transformations Topics. Find image given a description of a translation, reflection, or rotation. Find image given a function describing a transformation. Determine if the transformation is a translation, reflection, rotation, or none of the above.
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Ch. 3 Review Honors Geometry CCHS
Transformations Topics • Find image given a description of a translation, reflection, or rotation. • Find image given a function describing a transformation. Determine if the transformation is a translation, reflection, rotation, or none of the above. • Translate figures using directed line segments.
Transformations Topics • Reflect over a given line. • Rotate 90 degrees or 180 degrees around a given point. • Determine lines of reflectional symmetry. • Understand the concept of rotational symmetry.
Triangle Congruence • Determine if triangles can be proved congruent by SSS, SAS, ASA, or none of the above. • Write basic two-column proofs proving triangles congruent (MAKE SURE TO INCLUDE THREE CONGRUENCE STATEMENTS!) • Apply properties to prove corresponding parts of triangles congruent.
Transformations • Give the image if the point (-1, 5) is translated up 2 and to the left 3. • Give the image if (-3, 6) is reflected over the y axis. • Give the image if (-2, 5) is reflected over the line y = 2.
Transformations • Give the image if (2, -5) is rotated 90 degrees clockwise about the origin. • Give the resulting image if the function (x, y) (y, -x) is applied to the point (-1, 4). Is this a translation, reflection, or rotation? • Write a function that reflects a point over the x-axis.
Transformations • How many lines of reflectional symmetry does the figure have? • What is the smallest angle about which the pentagon has rotational symmetry?
Which rule proves the triangles congruent? • Given: BCD
Not enough information (SSA labeling)
One Step Proof: Given: Prove:
One Step Proof Given: <1 comp. <4 <2 comp. <3 Prove:
If angles are complementary to congruent angles, then they are congruent
One Step Proof Given: Prove:
Subtraction Property
One Step Proof: Given: M and N are mdpts Prove:
Multiplication Property
Chapter 3 Tips • Labeling Congruent Triangles: Follow around the perimeter of a labeled triangle • Review Properties (sec. 2.4-2.7 in book) • Proofs: LABEL DIAGRAMS!!! • Proofs: Include all labeling steps in proof • Triangle Congruence Proofs: Make sure you have THREE CONGRUENCE statements! (Label S and A) • Proofs: Make sure you have satisfied requirements of IF statements before including a step.