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- List the pairs of congruent sides and angles for two quadrilaterals and find missing measures.
- Check Amara's six pairs of congruent parts against the congruence statement.
- Write a congruence statement for triangles from three pairs of recorded sides.
- Find x, RS and RT from a congruence, and see what went wrong in Jun's work.
- Decide which ways of renaming a rectangle give a true congruence.
- Write a two-column proof from a triangle congruence and one pair of equal angles.
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Congruence statements and correspondence: the lesson ›More Chapter 4 worksheets: Triangle congruence and proof
- 4.1Congruence statements and correspondence
- 4.2SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS
- 4.3Why AAA and SSA fail
- 4.4Hypotenuse leg congruence
- 4.5Proving parts congruent after the triangles
- 4.6Planning a congruence proof
- 4.7Isosceles and equilateral triangles
- 4.8Proving the base angles theorem