Triangle congruence: ASA and AAS

Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Two triangles, not to scale. Milo checks two tent flaps. △DFG ≅ △SUV by AAS, with m∠D = 48° and m∠F = 67°. In △SUV, m∠V = (3x + 5)°. What is x?

  2. △CHQ with ∠C, ∠H and side HQ marked; △YWS with ∠S labeled (5x + 2)°. Noah checks two kite halves. △CHQ ≅ △YWS by AAS, with m∠C = 39° and m∠H = 84°. In △YWS, m∠S = (5x + 2)°. What is x?

  3. Pia checks two boat sails. △GUW ≅ △FHD by AAS, with m∠G = 71° and m∠U = 45°. In △FHD, m∠D = (4x + 4)°. What is x?

  4. “Two triangles, not to scale:” Ren checks two castle flags. △QVY ≅ △CGS by AAS, with m∠Q = 26° and m∠V = 92°. In △CGS, m∠S = (2x + 4)°. What is x?

  5. Zee checks the two sides of a stepladder. Only DF ∥ SU and FC = SC are marked. Is △DCF ≅ △UCS, and by which rule?

    • No: the triangles point in different directions.
    • Yes, by AAS.
    • No: equal angles alone prove only the same shape (AAA).
    • No: only one pair of sides is marked.
  6. Ari checks two kite halves. Only ∠HQG = ∠WQG and ∠HGQ = ∠WGQ are marked. Is △HQG ≅ △WQG, and by which rule?

    • Yes, by AAS.
    • No: the triangles point in different directions.
    • No: no pair of sides is marked.
    • Yes, by ASA.
  7. Bo checks two sandwich halves. Only ∠QHG = ∠QWG and ∠HQG = ∠WQG are marked. Is △HQG ≅ △WQG, and by which rule?

    • No: no pair of sides is marked.
    • Yes, by ASA.
    • No: the triangles point in different directions.
    • Yes, by AAS.
  8. “not to scale” Jun checks two quilt patches. The marks show which parts are equal. Which statement and rule are right?

    • △CHU ≅ △DSY by AAS
    • △CHU ≅ △YSD by AAS
    • △CHU ≅ △YDS by AAS
    • △CHU ≅ △YDS by ASA
  9. Read this first

    Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale: triangle GQS on the left and triangle VUF on the right, turned. Marks: ∠Q and ∠U one arc; ∠S and ∠F two arcs; GQ and VU one tick. The matching table under them is blank.

  10. Kira checks two rug triangles. The marks show which parts are equal. Which statement and rule are right?

    • △GQS ≅ △FUV by AAS
    • △GQS ≅ △VFU by AAS
    • △GQS ≅ △VUF by ASA
    • △GQS ≅ △VUF by AAS
  11. Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale: triangle HVY on the left and triangle QGD on the right, turned. Marks: ∠V and ∠G one arc; VY and GD one tick; ∠Y and ∠D two arcs. The matching table under them is blank.

  12. Luz checks two park shapes on a map. The marks show which parts are equal. Which statement and rule are right?

    • △HVY ≅ △DGQ by ASA
    • △HVY ≅ △QDG by ASA
    • △HVY ≅ △QGD by AAS
    • △HVY ≅ △QGD by ASA
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Triangle congruence: ASA and AAS

Answer Key - Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. Two triangles, not to scale. Milo checks two tent flaps. △DFG ≅ △SUV by AAS, with m∠D = 48° and m∠F = 67°. In △SUV, m∠V = (3x + 5)°. What is x?

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  2. △CHQ with ∠C, ∠H and side HQ marked; △YWS with ∠S labeled (5x + 2)°. Noah checks two kite halves. △CHQ ≅ △YWS by AAS, with m∠C = 39° and m∠H = 84°. In △YWS, m∠S = (5x + 2)°. What is x?

    11
  3. Pia checks two boat sails. △GUW ≅ △FHD by AAS, with m∠G = 71° and m∠U = 45°. In △FHD, m∠D = (4x + 4)°. What is x?

    15
  4. “Two triangles, not to scale:” Ren checks two castle flags. △QVY ≅ △CGS by AAS, with m∠Q = 26° and m∠V = 92°. In △CGS, m∠S = (2x + 4)°. What is x?

    29
  5. Zee checks the two sides of a stepladder. Only DF ∥ SU and FC = SC are marked. Is △DCF ≅ △UCS, and by which rule?

    • No: the triangles point in different directions.
    • Yes, by AAS.
    • No: equal angles alone prove only the same shape (AAA).
    • No: only one pair of sides is marked.
  6. Ari checks two kite halves. Only ∠HQG = ∠WQG and ∠HGQ = ∠WGQ are marked. Is △HQG ≅ △WQG, and by which rule?

    • Yes, by AAS.
    • No: the triangles point in different directions.
    • No: no pair of sides is marked.
    • Yes, by ASA.
  7. Bo checks two sandwich halves. Only ∠QHG = ∠QWG and ∠HQG = ∠WQG are marked. Is △HQG ≅ △WQG, and by which rule?

    • No: no pair of sides is marked.
    • Yes, by ASA.
    • No: the triangles point in different directions.
    • Yes, by AAS.
  8. “not to scale” Jun checks two quilt patches. The marks show which parts are equal. Which statement and rule are right?

    • △CHU ≅ △DSY by AAS
    • △CHU ≅ △YSD by AAS
    • △CHU ≅ △YDS by AAS
    • △CHU ≅ △YDS by ASA
  9. Read this first

    Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale: triangle GQS on the left and triangle VUF on the right, turned. Marks: ∠Q and ∠U one arc; ∠S and ∠F two arcs; GQ and VU one tick. The matching table under them is blank.

  10. Kira checks two rug triangles. The marks show which parts are equal. Which statement and rule are right?

    • △GQS ≅ △FUV by AAS
    • △GQS ≅ △VFU by AAS
    • △GQS ≅ △VUF by ASA
    • △GQS ≅ △VUF by AAS
  11. Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale: triangle HVY on the left and triangle QGD on the right, turned. Marks: ∠V and ∠G one arc; VY and GD one tick; ∠Y and ∠D two arcs. The matching table under them is blank.

  12. Luz checks two park shapes on a map. The marks show which parts are equal. Which statement and rule are right?

    • △HVY ≅ △DGQ by ASA
    • △HVY ≅ △QDG by ASA
    • △HVY ≅ △QGD by AAS
    • △HVY ≅ △QGD by ASA