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Using Congruent Triangles Ch 4 Lesson 5

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Using Congruent Triangles. Ch 4 Lesson 5. CPCTC. Corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent (CPCTC): Once two triangles are proven to be congruent than all corresponding parts of the two triangles are congruent. Example #1. Given AB II CD, BC II DA Prove AB ≅ CD - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Using Congruent Triangles

Ch 4

Lesson 5

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CPCTC

• Corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent (CPCTC): Once two triangles are proven to be congruent than all corresponding parts of the two triangles are congruent

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Example #1

• Given AB II CD, BC II DA

• Prove AB CD≅• Copy the diagram with signs to show

parallel sides

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Example #1: Prove AB CD≅

Statement

AB II CD

BC II DA

<1 <4≅<2 <3≅BD BD≅ABC BDC≅AB CD≅

Reason

Given

Given

Alternating Angles

Alternating Angles

Reflexive prop.

Def of triangles (ASA)≅Corresponding Sides of

congruent triangles are congruent

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Example #1: Prove AB CD≅

Statement

AB II CD

BC II DA

<1 <4≅<2 <3≅BD BD≅ABC BDC≅AB CD≅

Reason

Given

Given

Alternating Angles

Alternating Angles

Reflexive prop.

Def of triangles (ASA)≅Corresponding Sides of

congruent triangles are congruent

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Example #1: Prove AB CD≅

Statement

AB II CD

BC II DA

<1 <4≅<2 <3≅BD BD≅ABC BDC≅AB CD≅

Reason

Given

Given

Alternating Angles

Alternating Angles

Reflexive prop.

Def of triangles (ASA)≅Corresponding Sides of

congruent triangles are congruent

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Example #1: Prove AB CD≅

Statement

AB II CD

BC II DA

<1 <4≅<2 <3≅BD BD≅ABC BDC≅AB CD≅

Reason

Given

Given

Alternating Angles

Alternating Angles

Reflexive prop.

Def of triangles (ASA)≅Corresponding Sides of

congruent triangles are congruent

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Example #1: Prove AB CD≅

Statement

AB II CD

BC II DA

<1 <4≅<2 <3≅BD BD≅ABC BDC≅AB CD≅

Reason

Given

Given

Alternating Angles

Alternating Angles

Reflexive prop.

Def of triangles (ASA)≅Corresponding Sides of

congruent triangles are congruent

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Example #1: Prove AB CD≅

Statement

AB II CD

BC II DA

<1 <4≅<2 <3≅BD BD≅ΔABC ΔBDC≅AB CD≅

Reason

Given

Given

Alternating Angles

Alternating Angles

Reflexive prop.

Def of triangles (ASA)≅CPCTC

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Example #1: Prove AB CD≅

Statement

AB II CD

BC II DA

<1 <4≅<2 <3≅BD BD≅ΔABC ΔBDC≅AB CD≅

Reason

Given

Given

Alternating Angles

Alternating Angles

Reflexive prop.

Def of triangles (ASA)≅CPCTC

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Example #2

Given: A is midpoint of MT

A is midpoint of SR

Prove: MS II TR

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Given: A is midpoint of MT A is midpoint of SR

Prove: MS II TRStatement

A is midpoint of MT

A is midpoint of SR

MA AT & SA AR≅ ≅<SAM <RAT≅Δ SAM Δ RAT≅<M <T & <S <R≅ ≅MS II TR

Reason

Given

Given

Def of ≅Vertical <s

SAS Theorem

CPCTC (alternating <s)

CPCTC (alternating <s)

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Given: A is midpoint of MT A is midpoint of SR

Prove: MS II TRStatement

A is midpoint of MT

A is midpoint of SR

MA AT & SA AR≅ ≅<SAM <RAT≅Δ SAM Δ RAT≅<M <T & <S <R≅ ≅MS II TR

Reason

Given

Given

Def of ≅Vertical <s

SAS Theorem

CPCTC (alternating <s)

CPCTC (alternating <s)

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Given: A is midpoint of MT A is midpoint of SR

Prove: MS II TRStatement

A is midpoint of MT

A is midpoint of SR

MA AT & SA AR≅ ≅<SAM <RAT≅Δ SAM Δ RAT≅<M <T & <S <R≅ ≅MS II TR

Reason

Given

Given

Def of ≅Vertical <s

SAS Theorem

CPCTC (alternating <s)

CPCTC (alternating <s)

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Given: A is midpoint of MT A is midpoint of SR

Prove: MS II TRStatement

A is midpoint of MT

A is midpoint of SR

MA AT & SA AR≅ ≅<SAM <RAT≅Δ SAM Δ RAT≅<M <T & <S <R≅ ≅MS II TR

Reason

Given

Given

Def of ≅Vertical <s

SAS Theorem

CPCTC (alternating <s)

CPCTC (alternating <s)

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Given: A is midpoint of MT A is midpoint of SR

Prove: MS II TRStatement

A is midpoint of MT

A is midpoint of SR

MA AT & SA AR≅ ≅<SAM <RAT≅Δ SAM Δ RAT≅<M <T & <S <R≅ ≅MS II TR

Reason

Given

Given

Def of ≅Vertical <s

SAS Theorem

CPCTC (alternating <s)

CPCTC (alternating <s)

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Given: A is midpoint of MT A is midpoint of SR

Prove: MS II TRStatement

A is midpoint of MT

A is midpoint of SR

MA AT & SA AR≅ ≅<SAM <RAT≅Δ SAM Δ RAT≅<M <T & <S <R≅ ≅MS II TR

Reason

Given

Given

Def of ≅Vertical <s

SAS Theorem

CPCTC (alternating <s)

CPCTC (alternating <s)

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Example #3

• Given: <1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅• Prove ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

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Given: <1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅Prove: ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Statement

<1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅CA CA≅ΔACD ΔABC≅CB CB≅In ΔDEC & ΔBEC

<1 <2≅CD CB≅CE CE≅ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Reason

Given

Reflexive

ASA

CPCTC

Given

CPCTC

Reflexive

SAS

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Given: <1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅Prove: ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Statement

<1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅CA CA≅ΔACD ΔABC≅CB CB≅In ΔDEC & ΔBEC

<1 <2≅CD CB≅CE CE≅ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Reason

Given

Reflexive

ASA

CPCTC

Given

CPCTC

Reflexive

SAS

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Given: <1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅Prove: ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Statement

<1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅CA CA≅ΔACD ΔABC≅CB CB≅In ΔDEC & ΔBEC

<1 <2≅CD CB≅CE CE≅ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Reason

Given

Reflexive

ASA

CPCTC

Given

CPCTC

Reflexive

SAS

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Given: <1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅Prove: ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Statement

<1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅CA CA≅ΔACD ΔABC≅CB CB≅In ΔDEC & ΔBEC

<1 <2≅CD CB≅CE CE≅ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Reason

Given

Reflexive

ASA

CPCTC

Given

CPCTC

Reflexive

SAS

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Given: <1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅Prove: ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Statement

<1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅CA CA≅ΔACD ΔABC≅CB CB≅In ΔDEC & ΔBEC

<1 <2≅CD CB≅CE CE≅ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Reason

Given

Reflexive

ASA

CPCTC

Given

CPCTC

Reflexive

SAS

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Given: <1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅Prove: ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Statement

<1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅CA CA≅ΔACD ΔABC≅CB CB≅In ΔDEC & ΔBEC

<1 <2≅CD CB≅CE CE≅ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Reason

Given

Reflexive

ASA

CPCTC

Given

CPCTC

Reflexive

SAS

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Given: <1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅Prove: ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Statement

<1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅CA CA≅ΔACD ΔABC≅CB CB≅In ΔDEC & ΔBEC

<1 <2≅CD CB≅CE CE≅ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Reason

Given

Reflexive

ASA

CPCTC

Given

CPCTC

Reflexive

SAS

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Given: <1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅Prove: ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Statement

<1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅CA CA≅ΔACD ΔABC≅CB CB≅In ΔDEC & ΔBEC

<1 <2≅CD CB≅CE CE≅ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Reason

Given

Reflexive

ASA

CPCTC

Given

CPCTC

Reflexive

SAS

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Given: <1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅Prove: ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Statement

<1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅CA CA≅ΔACD ΔABC≅CB CB≅In ΔDEC & ΔBEC

<1 <2≅CD CB≅CE CE≅ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Reason

Given

Reflexive

ASA

CPCTC

Given

CPCTC

Reflexive

SAS

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Given: <1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅Prove: ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Statement

<1 <2 & <3 <4≅ ≅CA CA≅ΔACD ΔABC≅CB CB≅In ΔDEC & ΔBEC

<1 <2≅CD CB≅CE CE≅ΔBCE ΔDCE≅

Reason

Given

Reflexive

ASA

CPCTC

Given

CPCTC

Reflexive

SAS