

Similarity Unit Test Review
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Similarity Unit Test Review

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Indirect Measure
Create similar triangles and set up a proportion to solve.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Similar Figures
All about proportions. But make sure you match up the correct sides.
And remember that corresponding angles are equal.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What is the value of x in centimeters?
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Right Triangle SImilarity
Use Pythagorean theorem....and the heartbeat and bunny tricks
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Find the value of x.
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60
64
80
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Triangle Similarity Theorems
There are three
AA~
SAS~
SSS~
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Give the reason for similarity
AA
SAS
SSS
Not similar
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Multiple Choice
If the triangles are similar, state how.
SAS
AA
SSS
Not similar
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Multiple Choice
If the triangles are similar, state how.
AA
SAS
SSS
Not similar
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Multiple Choice
ΔSQR∼ΔSPT. Which choice below lists two corresponding sides?
SP and SR
QS and PT
PS and RS
TP and RQ
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Multiple Choice
Find the value of x.
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36
48
60
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Multiple Choice
Find the value of x.
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20
48
80
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Dilations
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
State the coordinate of the image of the given point B (4,9) under a dilation with center at the origin with the given scale factor of 2.
B' (2 , 4.5)
B' (-8 ,-18)
B' (8 ,18)
B' (9 ,4)
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Multiple Choice
A dilation produces a congruent figure
True
False
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Triangle Similarity Proofs
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What is the Reasons for #2 and #3?
#2 - Corresponding Angles
#3 - AA ~
#2 - Reflexive
#3 - AA ~
#2 - Reflexive
#3 - SAS ~
#2 - Corresponding Angles
#3 - SAS ~
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Multiple Choice
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Triangle Proportionality Theorem
When you have a line inside the triangle parallel to the third side then it makes the sides proportional.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What can we conclude about MN and KL?
They are parallel by Triangle Proportionality Theorem
They are parallel by the Converse of the Triangle Proportionality Theorem
They are congruent by SSS
They will intersect 10 units down from N
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Multiple Choice
Find the missing length indicated.
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10
5
12
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Multiple Choice
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