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Triangle Congruence
Triangle congruence refers to a set of rules and criteria
used to determine when two triangles are congruent,
meaning they have the same size and shape. The main
principles of triangle congruence include side-side-side
(SSS), side-angle-side (SAS), angle-side-angle (ASA), angle-
angle-side (AAS), and hypotenuse-leg (HL) for right
triangles.
DESIGN
OVERVIEW App Used: Polybridge
 Objectives
This bridge is designed to provide safe
passage over obstacles like rivers, valleys,
or roads. Without the proper stability and
structural integrity, this bridge can
collapse or fall.
The bridge is desgined to withstand
certain forces such as gravity, wind,
traffic loads, and seismic activity
 TRIANGLE CONGRUENCE
In bridge design, engineers
uses triangle congruence
principles to ensure the
structural integrity and
stability of the bridge
components. By applying
these principles, engineers can
accurately assess the
geometry of various bridge
elements, including trusses,
beams, and supports, as seen
in the bridge created.
IN BRIDGE DEISGN
For example, engineers use
the SSS principle to ensure
that the lengths of
corresponding sides of
trusses and beams are equal,
thereby maintaining balance
and stability. The SAS
principle helps ensure that the
angles and lengths of
corresponding sides and
angles of bridge components
are consistent..
EXAMPLE (FROM THE
BRIDGE MADE):
In truss bridges, congruent
triangles are often found within
the truss framework. The diagonal
members form congruent triangles
with the horizontal and vertical
members. These congruent
triangles distribute forces
efficiently, minimizing bending and
torsional stresses on the bridge
structure.
 Triangle congruence principles
are essential in bridge design
as they ensure structural
stability and integrity by
establishing congruent
relationships between
geometric elements.

STATEMENT
 PROOF
REASON NO. 1
Congruent triangles exhibit
identical size and shape
characteristics, facilitating
balanced load distribution and
minimizing structural stresses
in bridge components.
REASON NO. 2
By applying triangle congruence
principles, engineers can
precisely analyze the geometry
of bridge elements and ensure
proper alignment and support,
thereby enhancing structural
stability.
REASON NO. 3
Congruent triangles play a
pivotal role in various bridge
design elements, including
trusses, beams, and cables,
where uniform load distribution
and resistance to deformation
are critical for long-term
performance.
 What keeps us moving everyday?
I have a question, what's your motivation? Somebody's motivation could depend on the way
they lived and how much they wanted to make it a reality. People could have the same
motivation but.... It depends on how much they want it. For example, with two friends of
mine: one of them had the motivation to keep studying all day and worked hard. Because of
her motivation, she kept studying everyday. You know why? So she could help her family.
Compared to the other friend, he studied also but he didn't have any motivation. He had no
reason to study so hard unlike her. He was still able to pass. Motivation is still important in
our day to day lives like what's the reason you wake up, what's the reason you study,
motivation could be anything. Just remember this world is cruel, it's gonna bring you to the
brink of death no matter how hurt or injured you are. Keep moving forward motivation needs
to bring you forward if you can't then wake up this world isn't fair just remember your gonna
get hurt over and over again but keep moving forward bring that motivation make it come
true just remember never give up Just remember this world is cruel its gonna bring you to the
brink of death no matter how hurt how injured you are. Keep moving forward motivation
needs to bring you forward if you can't then wake up this world isn't fair the entire part with
emotion.
 Realizations
REALIZATION NO. 1 REALIZATION NO.2
We've realized that mathematics isn't just theory
it's the bedrock of efficient structures. Math Mathematics isn't just a subject; it's the source of
guides us, ensuring every beam and joint is engineering. It ensures safe, efficient structures
designed properly . Geometry, once used in and brings geometry to life in the real world.
textbooks, now shapes our world, reminding us of
math's practical beauty.
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By: Group 7