Illustrating Triangle Congruence

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Which of the following is the pair of
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slipper?

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Which of the following is the back
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cover of the book?

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Which of the following is the other tire
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of the bicycle?

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Which of the following is the missing
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door of the car?

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Which of the following is the other
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wing of the plane ?

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3. When the figures are similar
Questions: in same shape and size, how
do you call these figures?

1. Did you find the match of Congruence means having the same shape and size, and it is
 
each figure? How? denoted by . The top part of the symbol, , is the sign for
similarity and indicates the same shape. The bottom part, =,
is the sign of equality and indicates the same size.

2. What are the things that 4. Why do you think these


you considered in determining things must be congruent?
the match of the figure?

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Specificall
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te t he t riangle
(1) illustra
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n g ruen c e; and
co
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the
(2) identify c e of the
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n den
correspo
a rt s of congruent
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triangles

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Activity 2:
Help me find my
Pair…

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Using any rectangular sheet of paper
and scissors, kindly do this.
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Objectives 1. Fold the paper diagonally. 2. Cut it along its diagonal. Then place one
triangle on the top of the other.
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What did you form?
Things to - Is one triangle larger or smaller than
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- Do they appear as one?
- What must be true about the parts of
the two triangles?
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Let us name the triangles CAT and DOG respectively
as shown in the illustration.
C D O

A T G

Congruent Angles Congruent Side


∠G ´
GO
Question:    
Which parts of the triangles do ∠O ´
OD
   
you think are congruent?
∠D ´
GD
Let us complete the table.    

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Activity 1 These six statements are often referred to by the
statement : corresponding parts of congruent
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triangles are congruent (CPCTC).
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The use of identical marks enables us to
Practice identify congruent angles and segments
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easily when the illustration is given.
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What do we mean by included angle?
 To explore further on triangle congruence, let us look at some parts of
M M M

E T E T E T
  The endpoint of T of side  The endpoint of M of side
  The endpoint of E of side is the vertex of ∠M.
is the vertex of ∠E. is the vertex of ∠T.
  The endpoint of M of side
  The endpoint of E of side  The endpoint of T of side
is the vertex of ∠T. is the vertex of ∠M.
is the vertex of ∠E.
Sides
  and include .   Sides and include ∠M.
  Sides and include ∠E.
Explore! Materials needed:
paper, pencil ruler
(SAS Congruence Postulate) and protractor,
Activity 1   scissors.
1. Construct the following:
 
whose two sides and included angle whose two sides and included angle have
Objectives have the following measurements: the following measurements:
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N
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T

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h
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he s

inc
3
in c
3
Things to 600
Ponder 600 A 2 F
O 2 H
inches
inches
2. Connect the endpoint of each side to 3. Cut out the triangles then
trace the third side. compare.
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SAS Congruence Postulate

es

s
he
h
inc
3

in c
3
1. What is true about
600
the triangles? O H
600
2 A 2 F
inches inches

3. Are those parts enough


2. How many parts of to show that the two
each triangle have the triangles are congruent?
given measurement?

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SAS Congruence Postulate
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if the two sides and the included angle of
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one triangle are congruent to the
Discussion corresponding parts of another triangle,
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then the two triangles are congruent.

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What do we mean by included side?
 To explore further on triangle congruence, let us look at some parts of

  The endpoint of E of side  The endpoint of M of side


 The endpoint of M of side is the vertex of ∠M.
is the vertex of ∠M. is the vertex of ∠E.
 The endpoint of T of side is   endpoint of T of side is
The
  endpoint of E of side is
The
the vertex of ∠T.
the vertex of ∠E. the vertex of ∠T.

  ∠M and ∠E include side .   ∠E and ∠T include side .   ∠M and ∠T include side .


Explore! Materials needed:
paper, pencil ruler
(ASA Congruence Postulate) and protractor,
Activity 1   scissors.
1. Construct the following:  
whose two angles and included side whose two angles and included side have
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have the following measurements: the following measurements:
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Discussion
E
W
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900 300
90 0 T 3 I
300
Things to O 3 B inches
Ponder inches

2. Cut out the triangles then compare.

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ASA Congruence Postulate W

900 300
T I
1. What is true about 900
3
300 inches
the triangles? O 3 B
inches

3. Are those parts enough


2. How many parts of to show that the two
each triangle have the triangles are congruent?
given measurement?

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ASA Congruence Postulate
Activity 1

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if the two angles and the included side of
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one triangle are congruent to the
Discussion corresponding parts of another triangle,
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then the two triangles are congruent.

Practice

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Explore! Materials needed:
paper, pencil ruler
(SSS Congruence Postulate) and protractor,
Activity 1 scissors.
 1. Construct the following:
whose sides have the following whose sides have the following
Objectives measurements:  
measurements:
; ;
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I W E T
Discussion 3 3
inches inches
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4 inches
4 inches

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s
he

he
5

5
inc

inc
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2. Cut out the triangles then compare.

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3 3
inches
SSS Congruence Postulate inches

4 inches
4 inches

s
s
1. What is true about

he
he

5
5

inc
inc
the triangles?

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3. Are those parts enough


2. How many parts of
to show that the two
each triangle have the
triangles are congruent?
given measurement?

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SSS Congruence Postulate
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if the three sides of one triangle are
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congruent to the corresponding parts of
Discussion another triangle, then the two triangles
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are congruent.

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Let’s Practice!
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What Triangle Congruence Postulate is applied on the following triangles to


Objectives prove that they are congruent?
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SAS ASA SSS

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Aside from the examples given in
Application: our first activity, can you cite some
Manufacturing and Industry applications of congruence in our day to
Assembly-line product requires all the day activities or on the things/utensils
products are identical or congruent. In the that we use everyday?
car industry, for example, the same part
needs to fit into each car down to the Bridges
assembly line Bridges are supported by
crisscrossing steel or wood
planks to make them stronger.

Tents
Many tents are supported
by poles and rods showing
identical triangular shapes.

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Things to Ponder
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The definition of congruent triangles tells us that the two triangles are congruent
Activity 2 if the six (6) parts are congruent. However, we can also show that two triangles
are congruent by showing fewer pairs of congruent parts.
Discussion

Explore By the definition of congruent triangles, corresponding parts of congruent


triangles are congruent (CPCTC).
Practice

Things to SAS Congruence Postulate


Ponder If two sides and the included angle of a triangle are congruent to the
corresponding parts of another triangle, then the two triangles are congruent.

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Things to Ponder
Activity 1

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ASA Congruence Postulate
Activity 2 If two angles and the included side of a triangle are congruent to the
corresponding parts of another triangle, then the two triangles are congruent.
Discussion

Explore SSS Congruence Postulate


If three sides a triangle are congruent to the corresponding parts of another
Practice triangle, then the two triangles are congruent.

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Activity 3
Activity 1 Skillbook
EXERCISE 6
Objectives .2.1
LETTER A #1
-5
Activity 2 LETTER B #
1 -5
LETTER C #
1-5
Discussion LETTER D #
1 -5
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