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Geometry Lesson 4.2 Introduction to Congruent Triangles Warm-Up: Review of “Congruent”   Congruent segments have the same length _______________ Congruent angles have the same measure _______________ 1. Definition of Congruent Figures  Geometric figures are congruent if they have exactly the same size and exactly the same shape Congruent NOT congruent Congruence Implies Correspondence  Congruent figures have corresponding angles and corresponding sides that are congruent B A ABC  DEF C A  D Angles B  E C  F E D AB  DE BC  EF AC  DF F Sides Get the Order Right!  CORRESPONDING PARTS MUST MATCH! B A E C D Can also write BCA  EFD, but can NOT write ABC  EFD F Example 1: Naming Congruent Parts  Write a congruence statement and name all corresponding angles and sides Q Congruence Statement QRP  ACB R P C A Q  A QR  AC R  C PR  BC P  B PQ  AB B Practice 1: Naming Congruent Parts  Write a congruence statement and name all corresponding angles and sides _____  _____ _____  _____ _____  _____ _____  _____ _____  _____ _____  _____ _____  _____ Example 2: Finding Measures   In the figures below, NPLM  EFGH Find the value of x and y 8 L P F M 110° G (2x-3) 72° 10 N E (7y+9)° H 1. What angle corresponds to E? N 7y + 9 = 72 y=9 2. What side corresponds to GH? LM 2x – 3 = 8 x = 5.5 Practice 2: Finding Measures   In the figures, ABCDEF  GHIJKL Find values for x and y 2. Third Angles Theorem  If two angles of one triangle are congruent to two angles of another triangle, then the third angles are congruent B A E 3rd  C D If 2s , then 3rd s  3rd  F Example 3: Third Angles Theorem  Find the value of x Start by writing a congruence statement: ABC  DEF Then, apply the third angles theorem: C  F mC = mF From ABC, mC = 40° ( sum theorem) mD = x° = 40° Practice 3: Third Angles Theorem  Find x & mF using the third angles theorem B E 65° A 55° C D F 3. Proving Triangles are Congruent  Process: Use the definition of congruence and the properties of the figure to develop a logical argument Example 4: Given the diagram, prove PQR  NQM N R 92° 92° P Q M Example 4, cont. N R 92° 92° Q P 1. What do you need to know? That all corresponding sides and angles are  2. What do you already know? All sides are  and mP = mN 3. What can you show? PQR  NQM (vertical s) and R  M (3rd s thm) M Example 4, cont. N R 92° 92° Statement P Q Reason RP  MN, RQ  MQ, PQ  NQ Given mP = mN Given P  N PQR  MQN R  M PQR  NQM M If =, then  If vertical s, then  If 2s , then 3rd s  If corresp. s and sides , then figures  4. Congruent Triangle Properties Reflexive  Every triangle is congruent to itself  Symmetric  If ABC  DEF, then DEF  ABC  Transitive  If ABC  DEF and DEF  JKL, then ABC  JKL  B A E C D K F J L Closure   The design has only congruent triangles If the total area is 96 ft², what is the area of one triangle 32 congruent triangles 96 ft² / 32 = 3 ft² per triangle Assignment  Ch 4.2 w/s
 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
									 
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                             
                                            