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Aim #22: How are base angle properties of an isosceles triangle CC Geometry H used in proofs? Do Now: State additional pieces of information needed to prove that each pair of triangles are congruent by the SAS triangle congruence criteria. 1. Given: AB ≅ DC Prove: ΔABC ≅ ΔDCB 2. Given: AB ≅ RS, AB || RS Prove: ΔABC ≅ ΔRST 3a) If m≮EBC = 110 and m≮BCF = 110, find m≮ABE and m≮DCF. F E b) What do you notice about your answers in (a)? B A C c) What can we conclude about supplements of equal angles? Isosceles Triangle Definition: If a triangle is isosceles, then it has at least 2 ≅ sides. I. Prove: "Base angles of an isosceles triangles are congruent", using SAS Start with an isosceles Δ with two ≅ sides. Draw AD, the bisector of ≮BAC Since AD ≅ AD, ΔABD ≅ ΔACD because of SAS D II. Prove: "Base angles of an isosceles triangle are congruent", using transformations Given: Isosceles ΔABC, with AB = AC Prove: m B = m C 1. Draw the angle bisector AD which intersects BC at D. We will demonstrate that rigid motions map point B to point C, and point C to point B, by showing (1) AB maps to AC and (2) AB = AC. 2. Since A is on the line of reflection (AD), rAD(A) = A. Reflections preserve angle measure, so m≮BAD (after reflection) = m≮CAD. Therefore, rAD(AB) = AC. 3. Reflections preserve lengths of segments and AB = AC, so rAD(AB) = AC Therefore, rAD(B) = C. In a similar way, we can show rAD(C) = B. 4. Reflections map rays to rays, so r(BA) = CA and r(CA) = BA. Since reflections preserve angle measures, the measure ofADr(≮ABC) = m≮ACB. 5. We conclude that m≮B = m≮C. In proofs, we can state that “Base angles of an isosceles triangle are equal in measure.” or “Base angles of an isosceles triangle are congruent.” or "If two sides of a triangle are equal, the angles opposite are equal." Based on the diagram below, for each of the following, if the given congruence exists, name the isosceles triangle and name the pair of congruent angles for the triangle. Triangle Congruent Angles A G N a) LE ≅ LG b) EN ≅ NG E L Exercises: Complete the following proofs. J 1. Given: JK ≅ JL; JR bisects KL. Prove: JR KL K Statements R Reasons A 2. Given: AB ≅ AC; XB ≅XC. Prove: AX bisects ≮BAC X B Statements C Reasons L 3. Given: JX≅ JY; KX ≅ LY Prove: ΔJKL is isosceles Statements Reasons 4. Given: ΔABC, with XY the angle bisector of≮BYA, and BC || XY Prove: YB ≅ YC Statements Reasons CC Geometry H HW #22 Name __________________ Date _________________ 1. A G N E L Based on the diagram above, for each of the following, if the given congruence exists, name the isosceles triangle and name the pair of congruent angles for the triangle. Congruent Angles Triangle a) AE ≅ EL b) AN ≅ LN c) NG ≅ GL d) AE ≅ EN Exercises: Complete the following proofs using the SAS criteria for triangle congruence. 2. Given: AB ≅ BC; AD ≅ DC B Prove: Δ ADB and Δ CDB are right triangles. Statements Reasons A D C OVER A 3. Given: AC ≅ AE; BF || CE Prove: AB ≅ AF B C Statements F D E Reasons Review 4. Complete the table based on the series of rigid motions performed on ΔABC. m A A' B B' C' A" C" B" C''' B''' l Sequence of rigid motions (3) Composition in function notation Sequence of corresponding sides Sequence of corresponding angles A''' Triangle congruence statement