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    Congruency refers to two objects having the same size and shape. The document provides examples of congruent shapes, including two triangles and two rectangles of equal size. While two shapes may have the same shape but different sizes, they would be considered similar rather than congruent. For triangles to be congruent, they must satisfy one of the following criteria: having three equal sides (SSS), having two equal sides and an equal angle between them (SAS), or having two equal angles and the angle between them (ASA). Right triangles are also congruent if they have equal hypotenuses.

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    Congruency refers to two objects having the same size and shape. The document provides examples of congruent shapes, including two triangles and two rectangles of equal size. While two shapes may have the same shape but different sizes, they would be considered similar rather than congruent. For triangles to be congruent, they must satisfy one of the following criteria: having three equal sides (SSS), having two equal sides and an equal angle between them (SAS), or having two equal angles and the angle between them (ASA). Right triangles are also congruent if they have equal hypotenuses.

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    Congruency refers to two objects having the same size and shape. The document provides examples of congruent shapes, including two triangles and two rectangles of equal size. While two shapes may have the same shape but different sizes, they would be considered similar rather than congruent. For triangles to be congruent, they must satisfy one of the following criteria: having three equal sides (SSS), having two equal sides and an equal angle between them (SAS), or having two equal angles and the angle between them (ASA). Right triangles are also congruent if they have equal hypotenuses.

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    Congruency

    If the size and shape of an object is as same as


    another object is known as CONGRUENCY.
    Now observe the size of objects, the two triangles are
    same in size, so those are congruent.
    Rectangle Rectangle

    Now observe the size of objects, the two rectangles


    are same in size, so those are congruent.
    Triangle

    Triangle
    Now observe the size of the objects, the shape of the
    two objects are same but not in size, so these are not
    congruent but similar.
    Imagine the two figures are congruent
    SSS (Side-Side-Side)

    Fig 1 Fig 2 Congruent


    Side
    Side
    Side
    SAS (Side-Angle-Side)

    Fig 1 Fig 2 Congruent


    Side
    Angle
    Side
    ASA (Angle-Side-Angle)

    Common line segment


    The two triangles in the figure are

    Fig 1 Fig 2 Congruent


    Angle
    Side
    Angle
    Right angle hypotenuse congruency

    Note: In right angle triangle if the HYPOTENUSE of any two triangles


    are equal, such triangles are CONGRUENT.

    Fig 1 Fig 2 Congruent


    Right Angle
    Hypotenuse

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