Congruent figures, dilatation, and similar figures 1) What does the

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Congruent figures, dilatation, and similar figures
1) What does the word congruent mean? Now, explain what a congruent figure is.
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2) Indicate if the figures below are congruent “C” or non-congruent “N”.
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b)
c)
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3) Write down the criteria that is required for two figures to be considered similar figures.
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4) Complete the sentences regarding similar figures:
5) For figure A and B below, calculate:
a) the dimension of x: ______________
b) B is the image of A. Indicate if this dilation was an enlargement or a reduction: ___________
c) the scale factor to go from figure A to B: ________________
A
B
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6) Which of the following is not a characteristic of similar figures?
a) Proportional sides
c) Same shape
b) Equal angle measurements
d) Congruent side lengths.
7) Are the figures below similar? Explain.
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8) Which figure is similar to the figure below?
9) If the figures below are proportional, what is true about the angles of the smaller figure?
15 m
5m
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10) Graph the image of rectangle
ABCD after dilation with the scale
factor of 3, centered at the origin of
the Cartesian plane. (Don’t forget to
draw the dotted lines!)
Point A:
Point A’:
11) Graph the image of rhombus
QRST after dilation with the scale
factor of
1
2
, centered at the origin
of the Cartesian plane. (Don’t
forget to draw the dotted lines!)
Point T:
Point T’: