How to Find Similar and Congruent Figures?
How to find similar and congruent figures, step by step: the rule in plain language, solved examples worked one line at a time, and practice questions so you can try it yourself before moving on.
Congruent and similar figures
Finding Similar and Congruent Figures – Example 1:
Are the following triangles similar, congruent, or neither?
Solution:
We know the measures of a corresponding pair of angles and the lengths of a corresponding pair of sides. The sides are opposite the known angle. Therefore, we cannot recognize whether these triangles are similar or congruent.
Exercises for Finding Similar and Congruent Figures
Determine if the triangles are similar, congruent, or neither.
- (color{blue}{Similar})
- (color{blue}{Congruent})
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