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22. Weds: 11/18 ~ Topics 6-7 Congruent & Similar Polygons
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22. Weds: 11/18 ~ Topics 6-7 Congruent & Similar Polygons
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Multiple Choice
Will rigid or non-rigid transformations produce congruent
figures?
Rigid Transformation
Non- Rigid Transfomations
Rigid followed by non-Rigid
It doesn't really matther
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Multiple Select
Will rigid or non-rigid transformations produce Similar figures?
Rigid Transformation
Non- Rigid Transfomations
Rigid followed by non-Rigid
It doesn't really matther
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Open Ended
Use the definition of congruence in terms of rigid motions to prove rectangle ABCD is congruent to rectangle A'B'C'D'
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Multiple Select
In the graph below, ΔMNO is the image of Δ𝐵AC after a
rotation of 270° counterclockwise about the origin.
Which statements below are true? Select all that apply.
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Open Ended
Based on the two similar squares above, name the properties of similar polygons, and give the justifications that prove the figures are similar.
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Multiple Choice
Determine whether the polygons are similar, if they are, write the similarity statement and find the scale factor from figure A to Figure B.
Yes they are Similiar,
k=2.5YEs they are Similiar, k=0.4
Not similar
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Multiple Choice
Determine whether the polygons are similar, if they are, write the similarity statement and find the scale factor from figure A to Figure B.
Yes they are Similiar,
k=43YEs they are Similiar, K=34 K=34
Not similar
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Multiple Choice
Determine whether the polygons are similar, if they are, write the similarity statement and find the scale factor from figure A to Figure B.
Yes they are Similiar,
k=58YEs they are Similiar, K=85 K=85
Not similar
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Multiple Select
The larger Popsicle is a dilation of the smaller Popsicle stick. Select all statements that are true.
The scale factor of the dilation is 23
Point L is the center of Dilation
ΔLOV∼ΔLEY
3(LV)=2(LY)
OELO=EYOV
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