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Defining Congruence. Investigation 2.1 and 2.2. Learning Goal 2(8.G.A.2, 8.G.A.3): Apply properties of transformations to perform and explain sequences of transformations and prove figures are congruent. Congruent. Tell your partner what you think congruent means.
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Defining Congruence Investigation 2.1 and 2.2
Learning Goal 2(8.G.A.2, 8.G.A.3): Apply properties of transformations to perform and explain sequences of transformations and prove figures are congruent.
Congruent • Tell your partner what you think congruent means. • Two figures have the same size and same shape are congruent. • Draw an example of objects that are congruent.
Connecting Congruent Polygons • When two polygons are congruent, you can match vertices in a way that pairssides and angles of the same size. • Quadrilaterals ABCD and RSPQare congruent. • What are pairs of congruent sides? • What are pairs ofcongruent angles?
Connecting Congruent Polygons • How can you flip, turn, and orslide one quadrilateral onto the other? • Write down which vertices inquadrilateral ABCD correspondto which vertices in quadrilateral PQRS.The arrow “→” means “corresponds to.” • A → B → • C → D → S R Q P
Geometric Notation • AB means “line segment AB” • The symbol means “is congruent to.” • Complete these statements toshow which pairs of sides in thetwo quadrilaterals are congruent. • AB BC • CD DA PS SR RQ PQ
Geometric Notation • The notation A means “angle A.” • Complete these statements to show which angles arecongruent. • A • B • C • D R S P Q
Geometric Notation • Triangle ABC and RQP show a common way of marking congruent sides and angles. • The sides with the same number of tic marks are congruent. • The angles with the same number of arcs are congruent.
Geometric Notation • Copy the two figures. • ΔABC ΔZYX • Use tic marks and arcs to show which sides and angles are congruent to each other.