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Activity 4-5: Similarity of Polygons

Activity 4-5: Similarity of Polygons

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9th Grade

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Similar Polygons

When we use a map to plan a trip, a sketch to build a bookcase, or a pattern to sew a dress, we are working with similar figures. When polygons have the same shape but may be different in size, they are called similar polygons.

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Two polygons are similar (~)

  • if and only if their corresponding angles are congruent and the measures of their corresponding sides are proportional.

  • The order of the vertices in a similarity statement is important. It identifies the corresponding angles and the corresponding sides.

  • Like congruent polygons, similar polygons may be repositioned so that corresponding parts are easy to identify

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Activity 4: Similar Polygons

 Solve the following problems on similar polygons. 

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Multiple Choice

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I. 1. Determine whether the figures in the left are similar or not.

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SIMILAR

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NOT SIMILAR

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Multiple Choice

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I. 2. Determine whether the figures in the left are similar or not.

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SIMILAR

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NOT SIMILAR

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Multiple Choice

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I. 3. Determine whether the figures in the left are similar or not.

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SIMILAR

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NOT SIMILAR

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You may check these links for more example.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TCrWjdWuQA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgFz9AfliCE

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Scale factor

  • When you compare the lengths of corresponding sides or corresponding angles of similar figures, you usually get a numerical ratio. This ratio is called the scale factor for the two figures. Scale factors are often given for models of real-life objects.

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Activity 5. Proving Similar Triangles

Supply the missing statements/reasons for each proof of triangle similarity by ticking all choices that apply.

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Multiple Select

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Tick all options that answer to the missing proofs.

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Given

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OMQP=MNPR\frac{OM}{QP}=\frac{MN}{PR}

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NR\angle N\cong\angle R

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SAS Similarity Theorem

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SSS Similarity Theorem

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Multiple Select

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Tick all options that answer to the missing proofs.

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Given

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Vertical angles are congruent

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VT\angle V\cong\angle T

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SAS Similarity Theorem

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AA Similarity Theorem

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Multiple Select

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Tick all options that answer to the missing proofs.

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STWV=TUVX=USXW\frac{ST}{WV}=\frac{TU}{VX}=\frac{US}{XW}  

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Vertical angles are congruent

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VT\angle V\cong\angle T

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ΔSTUΔWVX\Delta STU\sim\Delta WVX  

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AA Similarity Theorem

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Multiple Select

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Tick all options that answer to the missing proofs.

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Given

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IL∠I≅∠L  

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Vertical angles are congruent

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AA Similarity Theorem

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SSS Similarity Theorem

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Multiple Select

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Tick all options that answer to the missing proofs.

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Alternate angles of a transversal are congruent

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Vertical angles are congruent

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MNQONP∠MNQ≅∠ONP  

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AA Similarity Theorem

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BRAVO!

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Similar Polygons

When we use a map to plan a trip, a sketch to build a bookcase, or a pattern to sew a dress, we are working with similar figures. When polygons have the same shape but may be different in size, they are called similar polygons.

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