
Similar Triangles
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Tom Giles
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Dr. Tom Giles
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Difference in Similar & Congruent
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Similar shapes are shapes that each side is scaled up by the same amount (proportional) and all angles are congruent/the same
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Fill in the Blanks
Δ ABC ~ Δ _ _ _
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Fill in the Blanks
Δ ABC ~ Δ _ _ _
Type answer...
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AA~
TWO PAIRS of angles from the triangles are congruent/the same
SAS~
One angle is congruent to an angle on the other triangle
The sides on either side of the angle known have same scale factor
SSS~
All 3 pairs of sides have same scale factor
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Multiple Choice
What is the condition of the similar triangles?
3 sides proportional
ratio of two sides, included ∠
A.A.A.
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Multiple Choice
Determine whether the triangles are similar by AA~, SSS~, SAS~, or not similar.
AA
SSS
SAS
Not similar
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Multiple Choice
Determine whether the triangles are similar by AA~, SSS~, SAS~, or not similar.
SAS
AA
SSS
not similar
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Multiple Choice
Determine whether the triangles are similar by AA~, SSS~, SAS~, or not similar.
AA
SSS
SAS
no similar
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Multiple Choice
Determine whether the triangles are similar by AA~, SSS~, SAS~, or not similar.
AA
SAS
SSS
not similar
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Multiple Choice
Determine whether the triangles are similar by AA~, SSS~, SAS~, or not similar.
AA
SAS
SSS
Not Similar
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To find missing sides using similarity, you must first find the scale factor or common ratio between the corresponding sides.
As you see in the example, all of the sides have a ratio of 1/2, comparing the small triangle to the large triangle
All of the angles are the same, as is true in all similar figures.
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To find the value for x, the ratio must be the same as the other sides shown.
The scale factor is 2, so 2x8=16. 16 would be the value for x.
You try to find the value for y and enter it on the next slide
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Fill in the Blanks
What is the value for y?
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
What is true about similar figures
one figure can be mapped to the other through a series of transformations
there is a common ratio between corresponding parts
all angles are the same
all sides are the same
a dilation can be used to map one figure to the other
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