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GE = 2x – 7 GF = x + 4. What is GD? Solve for the variable
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Triangle Congruence
Sections 4-2, 4-3, 4-6
SSS
Example
NOTE:
• The only time two sides are unmarked and congruent are when they are shared sides (like in the previous example)
• This is because of the Reflexive property of congruence
SAS
Note:
• The congruent angle MUST BE between the two congruent sides.
• The only time unmarked angles are congruent is when they are vertical (they make the X)
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ASA
NOTE:
• The congruent side needs to be between the congruent angles.
AAS
NOTE
• The third angles theorem states that when two angles of a triangle are congruent to two angles of a different triangle then the third angles are also congruent.
• This connects AAS to ASA
Example:
WRITING A PROOF FOR TRIANGLE CONGRUENCE
RIGHT TRIANGLES
HL
NOTE:
• This only works for right triangles• MUST have congruent hypotenuses• MUST have a pair of congruent legs
Example