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Using Congruence in Proofs: Practice

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  1. 1

    Lines ACAC and BDBD cross at OO. Given

    OA=OCOC=14OB=ODOD=19\begin{aligned}OA&=OC \\ OC&=14 \\ OB&=OD \\ OD&=19\end{aligned}

    which conclusion follows by SAS then CPCTC?

    Read the given distances at the crossingThe two given opposite distance pairs are labeled. No right-angle or target-side marking is added.ABCDO14141919
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  2. 2

    A four-sided figure PQRSPQRS, with every corner pointing outward, has

    PQ=PSRQ=RS.\begin{aligned}PQ&=PS \\ RQ&=RS\end{aligned}.

    After drawing PRPR, what proves that it bisects the interior angle at PP?

    Read the given side pairsFour-sided figure PQRS has every corner pointing outward. The two given adjacent side pairs have matching tick marks. The segment between the left and right corners is drawn.PQRS
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  3. 3

    In △ABC\triangle ABC and △DEF\triangle DEF,

    AB=DE∠A≅∠D∠C≅∠F.\begin{aligned}AB&=DE \\ \angle A&\cong\angle D \\ \angle C&\cong\angle F\end{aligned}.

    Which criterion establishes congruence before the following conclusion?

    BC=EF.\begin{aligned}BC&=EF\end{aligned}.
    Read the given parts and vertex namesTwo triangles have vertices A, B, C and D, E, F. Only the given side and angle markings are shown.ABCDEF
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  4. 4

    A proof establishes

    △LMN≅△UVW.\begin{aligned}\triangle LMN&\cong\triangle UVW\end{aligned}.

    If

    m∠N=4x+3 degreesm∠W=7x−18 degrees\begin{aligned}m\angle N&=4x+3\text{ degrees} \\ m\angle W&=7x-18\text{ degrees}\end{aligned}

    find the common angle measure.

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  5. 5

    In an indirect-distance model, the accessible triangle reproduces only one sighting angle and the shared baseline. Why can the target length not yet be transferred by ASA?

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  6. 6

    Two right triangles have right angles at BB and EE, with

    AC=DFAB=DE.\begin{aligned}AC&=DF \\ AB&=DE\end{aligned}.

    After matching them by HL, which side pair may be concluded by CPCTC?

    Read the given parts and vertex namesTwo triangles have vertices A, B, C and D, E, F. Only the given side and angle markings are shown.ABCDEF
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  7. 7

    A proof has established

    △ABC≅△DEF.\begin{aligned}\triangle ABC&\cong\triangle DEF\end{aligned}.

    Which equality compares the angles opposite corresponding sides ABAB and DEDE?

    Read the given parts and vertex namesTwo unmarked triangles have vertices A, B, C and D, E, F. No side or angle equality markings are shown.ABCDEF
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  8. 8

    A compass procedure preserves the two radii of a source triangle but changes the transferred chord length. Which conclusion is justified?

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  9. 9

    In a figure,

    △ABE≅△ACD\begin{aligned}\triangle ABE&\cong\triangle ACD\end{aligned}

    has been proved. If

    BE=3z+8CD=5z−10\begin{aligned}BE&=3z+8 \\ CD&=5z-10\end{aligned}

    find the common side length.

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  10. 10

    A diagonal, a segment joining opposite corners, is drawn in a four-sided figure with every corner pointing outward. Which claim is available solely because the diagonal was drawn?

    Read the drawn segmentThe diagonal joins two opposite corners. The drawing supplies no additional metric markings.
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  11. 11

    Suppose a first triangle congruence proves

    TU=VW.\begin{aligned}TU&=VW\end{aligned}.

    A second pair has

    RT=SVRU=SW.\begin{aligned}RT&=SV \\ RU&=SW\end{aligned}.

    What criterion now establishes the following congruence?

    △RTU≅△SVW.\begin{aligned}\triangle RTU&\cong\triangle SVW\end{aligned}.
    Read the given parts and vertex namesTwo triangles have vertices R, T, U and S, V, W. One tick marks RT and SV, two ticks mark RU and SW, and three ticks mark TU and VW. No angle markings are shown.RTUSVW
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  12. 12

    Which statement best explains why a copied angle can be justified without a protractor measurement?

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