Congruence & Similarity

Problem 1

ABA B || DED E, ACEA C E and BCDB C D are straight lines. Given AB=9A B=9 cm, AC=7.2A C=7.2 cm, CD=5.2C D=5.2 cm, DE=6D E=6 cm. Find BCB C.

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Problem 2

Find the scale factor of the side lengths of two similar squares with areas 16 m216 \mathrm{~m}^{2} and 49 m249 \mathrm{~m}^{2}.

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Problem 3

Nyatakan sama ada semua segi empat tepat adalah segi empat sama: benar atau palsu?

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Problem 4

Identify the term for two polygons that are the same shape and size.

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Problem 5

Find the base diameter of a container with height 51 cm51 \mathrm{~cm} and volume 3825πcm33825 \pi \mathrm{cm}^{3}, given a similar one.

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Problem 6

An industrial container is 51 cm tall with volume 3825πcm33825 \pi \mathrm{cm}^{3}. A similar container is 23.8 cm tall, diameter 14 cm.
(a) Find the base diameter of the industrial container.
(b) Calculate the capacity of the smaller cylindrical container.

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Problem 7

Considerați punctele coliniare M,O,NM, O, N și punctele PP și QQ de o parte și de alta a dreptei MNM N. Demonstrați: a) MQNPM Q \equiv N P; b) MPNQM P \equiv N Q; c) MPQNQP\triangle M P Q \equiv \triangle N Q P; d) MPNNQM\triangle M P N \equiv \triangle N Q M.

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Problem 8

If DEAC\overline{D E} \| \overline{A C}, which proportion is true? A) DADE=ECDE\frac{D A}{D E}=\frac{E C}{D E} B) ACDE=ECBE\frac{A C}{D E}=\frac{E C}{B E} C) BEDE=ECAC\frac{B E}{D E}=\frac{E C}{A C} D) BEBC=DEAC\frac{B E}{B C}=\frac{D E}{A C}

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Problem 9

ABCD\square A B C D 中, AC,BDA C, B D 交于点 OO, 点 E,FE, FACA C 上, AE=CFA E=C F。证明四边形 EBFDE B F D 是平行四边形和菱形。

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Problem 10

Can Arshad construct a unique quadrilateral with sides AB=5 cmAB=5 \mathrm{~cm}, A=50\angle A=50^{\circ}, AC=4 cmAC=4 \mathrm{~cm}, BD=5 cmBD=5 \mathrm{~cm}, and AD=6 cmAD=6 \mathrm{~cm}? Explain why or why not.

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Problem 11

Copy a figure twice, cut out, label as AA and BB, then check if side lengths and angles are the same to determine congruence.

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Problem 12

Due parallelogrammi ABCDA B C D e ABCDA^{\prime} B^{\prime} C^{\prime} D^{\prime} sono simili. Se AB=30 cmA B=30 \mathrm{~cm}, BC=20 cmB C=20 \mathrm{~cm} e BC=16 cmB^{\prime} C=16 \mathrm{~cm}, trova il rapporto di similitudine e ABA^{\prime} B^{\prime}.

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Problem 13

Determine which postcard size matches the shape of a painting with dimensions 30.25 inches by 25.25 inches. Options:
1. 5 inches by 5 inches
2. 8 inches by 4 inches
3. 6.05 inches by 5.05 inches

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Problem 14

Which postcard matches the shape of a painting where the long side is 1.2 times the short side? Options: A (5x5), B (8x4), C (6.05x5.05).

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Problem 15

Two trees: one is 3m tall with an 18m shadow. Find the height of the other tree with a 39m shadow. Options: 12.5 m12.5 \mathrm{~m}, 6.5 m6.5 \mathrm{~m}, 3.25 m3.25 \mathrm{~m}, 2.17 m2.17 \mathrm{~m}.

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Problem 16

Identify the contrapositive: If two figures are similar, then all corresponding angles are equal.

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Problem 17

If ABCXYZ\triangle ABC \sim \triangle XYZ, complete this proportion: BCAC=??\frac{BC}{AC}=\frac{?}{?}. Choices are A, B, C, D, or E.

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Problem 18

Find the surface area of a similar rectangular solid with width 10, given the original has dimensions 16, 20, and area 4480.

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Problem 19

If BB is the midpoint of AC\overline{AC}, DD is the midpoint of CE\overline{CE}, and ABDE\overline{AB} \cong \overline{DE}, prove that AE=4ABAE=4AB.

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Problem 20

Quadrilaterals ABCDABCD and PQRSPQRS are scaled copies. If AC=6AC = 6 and PR=3PR = 3, find QSQS.

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Problem 21

Identify true statements for a scaled copy QQ of polygon PP: A) whole number sides, B) whole number angles, D) side lengths scaled by 15\frac{1}{5}.

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Problem 22

Find the length xx of TP\overline{TP} if pentagons JKLMNJKLMN and PQRSTPQRST are similar, with QR=3.6QR=3.6, QP=0.9QP=0.9, RS=0.9RS=0.9, and ST=1.8ST=1.8.

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Problem 23

What divides a line segment into two equal parts? A. hashmarks B. arcs C. angle bisector D. midpoint

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Problem 24

Find the length of FG\overline{F G} if MM is the midpoint and FM=12x4F M=12 x-4, MG=5x+10M G=5 x+10.

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Problem 25

If ABCDEF\triangle ABC \cong \triangle DEF and AB=18,BC=10,AC=25AB=18, BC=10, AC=25, what is the length of DFDF? A. Cannot be determined B. 18 C. 10 D. 25

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Problem 26

Which polygon is also a rectangle: kite, rhombus, trapezoid, or square?

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Problem 27

Find WYW Y given that WW is the midpoint of segment VYV Y, with VW=9x+7V W=9 x+7 and WY=16x28W Y=16 x-28.

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Problem 28

Find WYW Y given WW is the midpoint of segment VYVY, where VW=9x+7V W=9 x+7 and WY=16x28W Y=16 x-28.

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Problem 29

Find xx given that QQ is the midpoint of segment PRPR, QR=18QR=18, and PR=5x+6PR=5x+6.

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Problem 30

In PQRSTR\triangle PQR \cong \triangle STR, find PRQ\angle PRQ \cong A. RST\angle RST B. STR\angle STR C. SRT\angle SRT D. T\angle T

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Problem 31

In congruent triangles ABC\triangle ABC and STR\triangle STR, complete BC_\overline{BC} \cong \_. Options: A. ST\overline{ST} B. SR\overline{SR} C. TR\overline{TR} D. AC\overline{AC}

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Problem 32

In ABCSTR\triangle ABC \cong \triangle STR, complete CA\overline{CA} \cong ____. Options: A. AC\overline{AC} B. TR\overline{TR} C. RS\overline{RS} D. ST\overline{ST}

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Problem 33

A tree's shadow is 24 ft, and a 4-ft post casts a 6-ft shadow. What is the height of the tree?

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Problem 34

Find xx, KLK L, and JLJ L given that KK is the midpoint of JLJ L where JL=4x2J L=4x-2 and JK=7J K=7.

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Problem 35

Divide the line segment PQ\overline{P Q} into four equal parts using a compass and straightedge. Choose the correct method.

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Problem 36

Which option does NOT describe bisecting: a. Divide into 2 equal parts, b. Split in half, c. Split into 2 congruent pieces, d. Add 2 to all sides/angles?

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Problem 37

Explain why BDBD\overline{B D} \cong \overline{B D} in the proof of AC\angle A \simeq \angle C in ABC\triangle A B C.

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Problem 38

Quadrilaterals ABCDABCD and HJKLHJKL are congruent. Find which angles are congruent: K\angle K \cong (A, D, C, or L).

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Problem 39

Quadrilateral ABCD is congruent to HJKL. Complete: JK\overline{J K} \cong options: a. BC\overline{B C}, b. CB\overline{C B}, c. HL\overline{H L}, d. KJ\overline{K J}.

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Problem 40

Pentagon ABCDE is congruent to HJKLP. Complete the congruent statements: BA\overline{B A} \cong (a) HP\overline{H P}, (b) JP\overline{J P}, (c) JH\overline{J H}, (d) JK\overline{J K}.

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Problem 41

Pentagons ABCDE and HJKLP are congruent. Complete: CD\overline{C D} \cong with options: a) LP\overline{L P}, b) AB\overline{A B}, c) HJ\overline{H J}, d) KL\overline{K L}.

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Problem 42

Quadrilaterals ABCD and HJKL are congruent. Find K\angle K congruent to which angles: A, D, C, or L? Explain your reasoning.

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Problem 43

What condition makes AEDCEB\triangle A E D \simeq \triangle C E B true? a. AEDCEB\angle A E D \cong \angle C E B b. EADECB\angle E A D \cong \angle E C B c. EDAEBC\angle E D A \cong \angle E B C d. DECBEA\angle D E C \cong \angle B E A

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Problem 44

Which statement proves DEFABC\triangle D E F \cong \triangle A B C? a. AB=DEA B=D E, BC=EFB C=E F b. DA\angle D \cong \angle A, BE\angle B \cong \angle E, CF\angle C \cong \angle F c. Rigid motions map AA to DD, ABA B to DED E, B\angle B to E\angle E d. Rigid motions map ABA B to DED E, BCB C to EFE F, ACA C to DFD F.

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Problem 45

The triangles ABC\triangle A B C and DEF\triangle D E F have proportional sides: ABDE=BCEF=ACDF\frac{A B}{D E}=\frac{B C}{E F}=\frac{A C}{D F}. What is their relationship?

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Problem 46

Ariadne's shadow is 15 ft and she's 5 ft tall. If Dixon's shadow is 18 ft, find Dixon's height using similar triangles.

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Problem 47

Translate triangle FGH\triangle FGH down 2 units and left 5 units to get triangle KLMKLM. Complete the congruence statements:
GHKMKH \begin{aligned} \overline{GH} \cong & \\ \angle K \cong & \\ \overline{MK} \cong & \\ H \cong & \\ \end{aligned}

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Problem 48

What does \sim signify? a. Congruency b. Similarity c. Equal measure d. Almost equal

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Problem 49

Triangle XYZ is similar to Triangle TUV.

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Problem 50

If AFGRHT\triangle A F G \sim \triangle R H T, find T\angle T \cong a. A\angle A b. F\angle F c. G\angle G d. R\angle R.

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Problem 51

Sally's triangle has angles 5050^{\circ} and 6060^{\circ}; Tom's has 5050^{\circ} and 7070^{\circ}. Are they similar?

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Problem 52

Given STVWQX\triangle \mathrm{STV} \sim \triangle \mathrm{WQX}, find the missing value in STTV=WQ\frac{S T}{T V}=\frac{W Q}{\square}. Choices: a. ST, b. XW, c. VS, d. QXQ X

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Problem 53

If AFGRHT\triangle \mathrm{AFG} \sim \triangle \mathrm{RHT}, find A\angle A \cong which corresponds to which angle? a. R\angle \mathrm{R} b. H\angle \mathrm{H} c. T\angle T d. G\angle G

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Problem 54

Triangles ABCA B C and DEFD E F have sides AB=9A B=9, BC=15B C=15, DE=6D E=6, EF=10E F=10, and BE\angle B \cong \angle E. Which is true? a. CABDEF\angle C A B \cong \angle D E F b. ABCB=FEDE\frac{A B}{C B}=\frac{F E}{D E} c. ABCDEF\triangle A B C \sim \triangle D E F d. ABDE=FECB\frac{A B}{D E}=\frac{F E}{C B}

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Problem 55

Which statement is true for triangles ABCA B C and DEFD E F with AB=9,BC=15,DE=6,EF=10A B=9, B C=15, D E=6, E F=10, and BE\angle B \cong \angle E? a. CABDEF\angle C A B \cong \angle D E F b. ABCB=FEDE\frac{A B}{C B}=\frac{F E}{D E} c. ABCDEF\triangle A B C \cong \triangle D E F d. ABDE=FECB\frac{A B}{D E}=\frac{F E}{C B}

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Problem 56

Are triangles ABC\triangle ABC and DEF\triangle DEF similar given A=30\angle A=30^{\circ}, D=30\angle D=30^{\circ}, F=38\angle F=38^{\circ}? Justify.

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Problem 57

Determine what information is needed to show LMN\triangle L M N can be mapped onto OPQ\triangle O P Q. Options: a. OQ=6O Q=6, b. MN=9M N=9, c. LMNQOP\angle L M N \cong \angle Q O P, d. NLMQOP\angle N L M \cong \angle Q O P.

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Problem 58

Pentagon ABCDE is similar to Pentagon RYMNT. Find the missing side: ABBC=RY\frac{A B}{B C}=\frac{R Y}{\square}. Options: A E, ER, TN, YM.

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Problem 59

If AFGDRH\triangle \mathrm{AFG} \sim \triangle \mathrm{DRH}, find the missing value in DRAF=DH\frac{D R}{A F}=\frac{D H}{\square}. Choices: HD, AH, AG.

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Problem 60

Find the value of xx given PM=2x5P M=2 x-5, PN=6xP N=6 x, and MN=5x+4M N=5 x+4.

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Problem 61

If PQQR\overline{P Q} \cong \overline{Q R} with PQ=3x8P Q=3x-8, QR=2xQ R=2x, and RS=1.5x+4R S=1.5x+4, is PS=24P S=24 true or false?

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Problem 62

Pentagon ABCDE\mathrm{ABCDE} is similar to Pentagon RYMNT. Find NTDE=RT\frac{N T}{D E}=\frac{R T}{\square} using TN, AE, YM, ER.

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Problem 63

Why are congruent triangles common in architecture? Use math terms and give two complete sentences for full credit.

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Problem 64

Explain why SSA does not prove triangle congruence in your own words. Use math vocabulary and three complete sentences.

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Problem 65

Find yy given RS=6x+5R S=6x+5, ST=8x1S T=8x-1, and TU=πy+13T U=\pi y+13 with midpoints SS and TT.

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Problem 66

Find xx and the length of PQPQ given PQ=2x+1PQ=2x+1 and QR=5x44QR=5x-44, with QQ as the midpoint of PR\overline{PR}.

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Problem 67

If AB=49AB=49 and BC=22BC=22, find the length ACAC.

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Problem 68

Show how to use rigid motions (translations, reflections, rotations) to prove ABCXYZ\triangle ABC \cong \triangle XYZ given AX\angle A \cong \angle X and BY\angle B \cong \angle Y.

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Problem 69

Given AECAEC is a line and ABCDEC\triangle ABC \cong \triangle DEC. Find ABAB, CDCD, BCA\angle BCA, and yy using given lengths and angles.

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Problem 70

In square ABCDABCD, points EE on ABAB and FF on BCBC satisfy AF=DEAF = DE. Show: (a) ABFDAE\triangle ABF \cong \triangle DAE; (b) Is AFAF perpendicular to DEDE? Why? (c) Prove ABFAGE\triangle ABF \sim \triangle AGE.

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Problem 71

Prove that ABCDEC\triangle ABC \sim \triangle DEC given BAC=CDE\angle BAC = \angle CDE. Find if ABC\triangle ABC is right-angled and the area of ABDEABDE.

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Problem 72

In rectangle ABCDABCD, with AB=20AB = 20 and BC=15BC = 15:
(a) Find ACAC. (b) Prove ABCCMD\triangle ABC \sim \triangle CMD. (c) Find MCMC. (d) Find ratio AM:MCAM : MC.

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Problem 73

Find RSR S if SS is the midpoint of RT\overline{R T}, RS=5x+17R S=5 x+17, and ST=8x31S T=8 x-31.

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Problem 74

Find DED E given that BB is the midpoint of ACA C, AC=CDA C=C D, AB=3x+4A B=3 x+4, AC=11x17A C=11 x-17, and CE=49C E=49.

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Problem 75

Find ACA C if line yy bisects ACA C, where AB=45xA B=4-5 x and BC=2x+25B C=2 x+25. Solve: 45x=2x+254-5 x=2 x+25

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Problem 76

Find the length of ACA C if line yy bisects ACA C, AB=45xA B=4-5 x, and BC=2x+25B C=2 x+25.

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Problem 77

A man is 2 cm2 \mathrm{~cm} tall in a photo and 1.8 m1.8 \mathrm{~m} tall in reality. Find the scale factor.

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Problem 78

After securing the string at point A and setting its length over half of ABAB, what should you do next?

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Problem 79

Identify the property: If QS\angle Q \cong \angle S and SP\angle S \cong \angle P, then QP\angle Q \cong \angle P.

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Problem 80

Find the missing side length of two similar triangles with sides 36, 36, 18 and 24, 48.

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Problem 81

Polygon AA has sides 2.52.5, 2.52.5, 1.51.5, angles 5353^\circ, 8282^\circ. Polygon BB has one side 55.
a. Find the scale factor from AA to BB.
b. Calculate the unknown side lengths in BB.
c. Find the unknown angles in AA.

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Problem 82

Is Jackson correct to conclude that triangles are similar from 36=24\frac{3}{6}=\frac{2}{4}? Explain your reasoning.

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Problem 83

Is this shape a square? Choose the correct reason: A. Perpendicular sides, equal length. B. Parallel sides, equal length. C. Opposite sides not parallel. D. Sides not congruent.

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Problem 84

Identify corresponding points and sides in two HH-shaped polygons. Find the scale factor for the smaller copy.

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Problem 85

Find the model wingspan if the actual wingspan is 211 feet and the scale is 1 in: 40ft40 \mathrm{ft}.

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Problem 86

Use the distance formula to check if AB\overline{AB} and CD\overline{CD} are congruent: (61)2+(11)2\sqrt{(-6-1)^{2}+(1--1)^{2}} and (154)2+(43)2\sqrt{(15-4)^{2}+(-4-3)^{2}}. Are they congruent?

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Problem 87

Check if line segments AB\overline{AB} and CD\overline{CD} are congruent using points A(1,1)A(1,-1), B(6,1)B(-6,1), C(4,3)C(4,3), D(5,4)D(5,-4). Use distance formula: (x2x1)2+(y2y1)2\sqrt{(x_2 - x_1)^2 + (y_2 - y_1)^2}.

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Problem 88

Find yy if point SS is the midpoint of RT\overline{R T} with RS=6y+3R S=6y+3 and ST=3y+9S T=3y+9. Also find RSR S and RTR T.

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Problem 89

Find KJK J if KK is the midpoint of HJ\overline{H J}, HK=x+6H K=x+6, and HJ=4x6H J=4 x-6. A. 15 B. 9 C. 4 D. 10

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Problem 90

Prove that ADCEBC\triangle A D C \cong \triangle E B C using reasons for statements 2, 4, and 5. Choose from I-V.

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Problem 91

Find the scale factor from Polygon A (sides 2.5, 2.5, 1.5) to Polygon B (side 5) using the formula: scale factor = side in Bcorresponding side in A\frac{\text{side in B}}{\text{corresponding side in A}}.

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Problem 92

Classify the shape: opposite sides are parallel, all sides congruent, vertices not necessarily right angles. Options: Square, Rectangle, Rhombus, Parallelogram.

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Problem 93

Quadrilateral A has sides 6,9,9,126, 9, 9, 12. Quadrilateral B is a scaled copy with shortest side 2. Find the perimeter of B.

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Problem 94

Name the segment in polygon PQRSP Q R S that corresponds to segment ADA D from polygon ABCDA B C D.

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Problem 95

Dos terrenos tienen igual área: uno cuadrado y otro rectangular. Si el lado del cuadrado se relaciona con el menor del rectangular como 3 a 2, ¿cuál es la relación de sus perímetros? A) 17/1817 / 18 B) 15/1615 / 16 C) 12/1312 / 13 D) 13/1413 / 14 E) 49/5049 / 50

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Problem 96

Ariadne's shadow is 15 ft, she's 5 ft tall. Dixon's shadow is 18 ft. How tall is Dixon? 15ft15 \mathrm{ft} Dixon is feet tall.

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Problem 97

Find the missing value of aa if MM is the midpoint of FG\overline{F G} with FG=14a+1F G=14 a+1 and FM=4.5F M=4.5.

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Problem 98

Quadrilateral A has sides 3, 6, 6, 9. Quadrilateral B scales A to shortest side 2. Does perimeter decrease by 4? (A) No (B) Yes. Explain.

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Problem 99

Figures R, S, and T are scaled copies. Find scale factors: T to S, S to R, R to T, and T to R.

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Problem 100

What fraction of Polygon B's area is Polygon A's area if B is a scaled copy of A with a scale factor of 5?

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