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This guide provides an overview of congruent polygons, emphasizing congruent corresponding angles and sides. It explains how to identify corresponding parts in polygons using letters to denote vertices, such as CA corresponding to DO and angles <C corresponding to <D. The text also covers congruency statements, guiding readers in aligning parts and recognizing congruency without diagrams. An example using polygons KIND and CALM illustrates identifying congruent angles and sides, emphasizing the importance of proper nomenclature in congruence verification.
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Congruent Polygons have… • Congruent Corresponding Angles • Congruent Corresponding Sides O A D G C T
Identify the Corresponding Parts Sides: • CA @ DO • AT @ OG • CT @ DG Angles: • <C @ <D • <A @ <O • <T @ <G O A G D C T
O A G D C T Congruency StatementAlign the corresponding parts /\CAT @/\DOG
Congruency StatementIdentify the congruent parts without a diagram KIND @ CALM
Congruency StatementIdentify the congruent parts without a diagram KIND @ CALM
Angles <K @ <C <I @ <A <N @ <L <D @ <M Sides KI @ CA IN @ AL ND@ LM KD@ CM KIND @ CALM
Write the congruency statement B X W E D Y A C V Z
pent ADBEC @ pent WXYZV B X W E D Y A C V Z