For each pair of triangles, some of the angle measures are given in degrees. Use the information to decide if the triangles are similar or not. Explain how you know.
Triangle A: 53, 71, ; Triangle B: 53, 71,
Triangle C: 90, 37, ; Triangle D: 90, 53,
Triangle E: 63, 45, ; Triangle F: 14, 71,
Triangle G: 121, , ; Triangle H: 70, ,
Problem 2
Draw 2 equilateral triangles that are not congruent.
Measure the side lengths and angles of your triangles. Are the 2 triangles similar?
Do you think 2 equilateral triangles will be similar always, sometimes, or never? Explain your reasoning.
Problem 3
In the figure, line segment is parallel to line segment .
Describe a sequence of transformations for which Quadrilateral P is the image of Quadrilateral Q.
Two quadrilaterals in an x y plane. Vertical axis from negative 5 to 6 by 1s. Horizontal axis from negative 2 to 12 by 1s. Quadrilateral, labeled P, has points at 3 comma 3, 6 comma 6, 4 comma 1, and 4 comma 4. Quadrilateral, labeled Q, has points at 7 comma negative 4, 12 comma negative 6, 10 comma negative 3, 10 comma negative 4.