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Congruence vs. Similarity Name:____________________ 1. Congruent means what two things? a. ______________________________ b. ______________________________ 2. You have already worked with proving triangles congruent in several situations (SAS, SSS, ASA, AAS). What does the A and S stand for? a. ______________________________ b. ______________________________ 3. Today we will be working with proving triangles similar, not proving triangles congruent. What does it mean for two triangles to be similar? 4. What is the difference between proving triangles congruent and proving triangles similar? 5. Draw a small triangle that has one 50° angle and one 60° angle. Label the 50° angle with a capital N. Label the 60° angle with a capital A. Label the third angle with a capital P. Congruence vs. Similarity Name:____________________ 6. Now draw a larger triangle that has one 50° angle and one 60° angle. Label the 50° angle with a capital T. Label the 60° angle with a capital I. Label the third angle with a capital M. 7. Using a ruler, measure the sides to the nearest millimeter and write below. NA = _______ TI = ________ AP = _______ IM = ________ PN = _______ MT = ________ 8. Write your measurements as a ratio. Use the examples below and plug in. = = = 9. What conclusions can you make about your two triangles? 10. Complete this conjecture. If two angles of a triangle are congruent to two corresponding angles of another triangle, then the two triangles are ______________________. The ratio you found on problem number 8 is called a scale factor. You can find the scale factor of similar shapes by writing a ratio and reducing it. But, you have to match up the sides and angles first. Congruence vs. Similarity Name:____________________ 11. Match up the corresponding angles and sides of the given similar quadrilaterals from bigger to smaller. 12. Now, that we know how they match up, use the given side lengths to write a proportion and solve for y. 13. Can you solve for y and z now too? 14. Can you find the perimeter of both quadrilaterals? Congruence vs. Similarity Name:____________________ 15. What is the ratio of the perimeters from bigger to smaller? 16. What is the ratio of ? 17. What is the scale factor? 18. When two polygons are similar we use the symbol instead of . How could you write a statement about these two similar quadrilaterals? 19. Find the scale factor of the smaller figure to the larger figure. 20. Are the polygons similar, yes or no? Show work.