
ANGLES - Geometry Jargon
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Jed Snyder
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ANGLES - Geometry Jargon
Geometric Symbols & Concepts
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TODAY'S TOPICS
Naming Sides
Corresponding Parts
Congruent Shapes
Congruent Clues
Similar Shapes
Equilateral Triangles
Isosceles Triangles
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SIDES vs ANGLES
ANGLES: are named using 1 or 3 letters
EXAMPLE 1: ∠R = 82°
EXAMPLE 2: ∠QRS = 82°
SIDES: are named using 2 letters
EXAMPLE 1: QR = RQ
EXAMPLE 2: RS = SR
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Multiple Choice
1) In polygon ABCD , which side does not exist?
AB
BC
CA
DA
They all exist in the polygon.
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CORRESPONDING
"Matching" angles or sides
WITHIN SAME IMAGE: Use locations to find matching parts ("Both are top-left")
SHAPES: Always line up the names to find matching parts (ignore the picture)
EX: ΔABC vs
ΔGHI
∠A corresponds to ∠G
∠B corresponds to ∠H
AC corresponds to GI
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CONGRUENT SHAPES
All Corresponding Angles are equal
All Corresponding Sides are equal
Essentially...same shape, same size
The shape may be turned or flipped.
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CONGRUENT CLUES
Equal sides are shown with "tic marks"
EXAMPLE:
AC = DF since both have 3 marksEqual angles are shown with "arches"
EXAMPLE:
∠C=∠F since both have 2 archesThe congruent symbol: ≅
ΔABC≅ΔDEF means all their matching parts are equal (twin shapes)
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EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE
Three equal sides, three equal angles ( 60° each)
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Multiple Choice
6) All equilateral triangles are congruent.
TRUE
FALSE
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ISOSCELES TRIANGLE
Two equal sides, two equal angles (many options)
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Multiple Choice
7) All isosceles triangles are congruent.
TRUE
FALSE
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SIMILAR SHAPES - Part I
All Corresponding Angles are equal
All Corresponding Sides are proportional (times the same amount)
Essentially...same shape, different size.
THINK: Giant or Miniature version
CAN BE: bigger or smaller
CANNOT BE: fatter or thinner
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Multiple Choice
8) All equilateral triangles are similar since the angles are always 60°
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
9) All isosceles triangles are similar since they have a lot in common.
TRUE
FALSE
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SIMILAR SHAPES - Part II
Similar symbol: ≈
ABCD≈WXYZ means one is a "giant" version of the other
The sides grew (times the same factor)
The angles did not change
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Multiple Choice
10) If two shapes are similar then they will look almost identical, but the _______may be several times larger.
sides
angles
muscles
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