Triangle congruence: SSS and SAS

Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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

  1. Jun checks two kite halves. Only DF = DS (one tick) and FG = SG (two ticks) are marked. Is △DFG ≅ △DSG, and why?

    • Yes, by SSA: two sides and an angle match.
    • Yes, by SSS: DG is a side of both triangles.
    • No: only two pairs of parts are marked.
    • No: the two triangles face different ways.
  2. Kira checks two castle flags. Only QU = QW (one tick) and ∠UQC = ∠WQC (one arc) are marked. Is △QUC ≅ △QWC, and why?

    • Yes, by SAS: QC is a side of both triangles.
    • Yes, by SSA: two sides and an angle match.
    • No: only two pairs of parts are marked.
    • No: the two triangles face different ways.
  3. Luz checks two bike-frame triangles. Only GC = WC (one tick) and HC = YC (two ticks) are marked. Is △GCH ≅ △WCY, and why?

    • Yes, by SSA: two sides and an angle match.
    • Yes, by SAS: ∠GCH = ∠WCY, vertical angles.
    • No: the two triangles face different ways.
    • No: no pair of angles is marked.
  4. Milo checks the two sides of a stepladder. Only DV = QV (one tick) and SV = UV (two ticks) are marked. Is △DVS ≅ △QVU, and why?

    • No: no pair of angles is marked.
    • Yes, by SSA: two sides and an angle match.
    • No: the two triangles face different ways.
    • Yes, by SAS: ∠DVS = ∠QVU, vertical angles.
  5. Noah checks two tent flaps. DF = SU, FG = UV, m∠D = 46°, m∠G = 58° and m∠U = (2x + 6)°. What x gives △DFG ≅ △SUV by SAS?

  6. Read this first

    Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale: triangle CHQ with CH and CQ marked, ∠H and ∠Q labeled; triangle WYS with WY and WS marked and ∠W labeled.

  7. Pia checks two sandwich halves. CH = WY, CQ = WS, m∠H = 35°, m∠Q = 95° and m∠W = (3x + 8)°. What x gives △CHQ ≅ △WYS by SAS?

  8. Tala checks two quilt patches. QV = CS, VY = SG, m∠Q = 82°, m∠Y = 31° and m∠S = (5x + 2)°. What x gives △QVY ≅ △CSG by SAS?

  9. “Two triangles, not to scale:” Ari checks two boat sails. The marks show which parts are equal. Which statement and rule are right?

    • △CHU ≅ △YDS by SSS
    • △CHU ≅ △YSD by SAS
    • △CHU ≅ △DSY by SAS
    • △CHU ≅ △YDS by SAS
  10. Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale: triangle GQS on the left and triangle VUF on the right, turned. The matching table under them is blank.

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

    • △GQS ≅ △VFU by SAS
    • △GQS ≅ △VUF by SAS
    • △GQS ≅ △VUF by SSS
    • △GQS ≅ △FUV by SAS
  12. not to scale; turned. Esme checks two castle flags. The marks show which parts are equal. Which statement and rule are right?

    • △HVY ≅ △QDG by SSS
    • △HVY ≅ △QGD by SAS
    • △HVY ≅ △DGQ by SSS
    • △HVY ≅ △QGD by SSS
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Triangle congruence: SSS and SAS

Answer Key - Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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

  1. Jun checks two kite halves. Only DF = DS (one tick) and FG = SG (two ticks) are marked. Is △DFG ≅ △DSG, and why?

    • Yes, by SSA: two sides and an angle match.
    • Yes, by SSS: DG is a side of both triangles.
    • No: only two pairs of parts are marked.
    • No: the two triangles face different ways.
  2. Kira checks two castle flags. Only QU = QW (one tick) and ∠UQC = ∠WQC (one arc) are marked. Is △QUC ≅ △QWC, and why?

    • Yes, by SAS: QC is a side of both triangles.
    • Yes, by SSA: two sides and an angle match.
    • No: only two pairs of parts are marked.
    • No: the two triangles face different ways.
  3. Luz checks two bike-frame triangles. Only GC = WC (one tick) and HC = YC (two ticks) are marked. Is △GCH ≅ △WCY, and why?

    • Yes, by SSA: two sides and an angle match.
    • Yes, by SAS: ∠GCH = ∠WCY, vertical angles.
    • No: the two triangles face different ways.
    • No: no pair of angles is marked.
  4. Milo checks the two sides of a stepladder. Only DV = QV (one tick) and SV = UV (two ticks) are marked. Is △DVS ≅ △QVU, and why?

    • No: no pair of angles is marked.
    • Yes, by SSA: two sides and an angle match.
    • No: the two triangles face different ways.
    • Yes, by SAS: ∠DVS = ∠QVU, vertical angles.
  5. Noah checks two tent flaps. DF = SU, FG = UV, m∠D = 46°, m∠G = 58° and m∠U = (2x + 6)°. What x gives △DFG ≅ △SUV by SAS?

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  6. Read this first

    Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale: triangle CHQ with CH and CQ marked, ∠H and ∠Q labeled; triangle WYS with WY and WS marked and ∠W labeled.

  7. Pia checks two sandwich halves. CH = WY, CQ = WS, m∠H = 35°, m∠Q = 95° and m∠W = (3x + 8)°. What x gives △CHQ ≅ △WYS by SAS?

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  8. Tala checks two quilt patches. QV = CS, VY = SG, m∠Q = 82°, m∠Y = 31° and m∠S = (5x + 2)°. What x gives △QVY ≅ △CSG by SAS?

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  9. “Two triangles, not to scale:” Ari checks two boat sails. The marks show which parts are equal. Which statement and rule are right?

    • △CHU ≅ △YDS by SSS
    • △CHU ≅ △YSD by SAS
    • △CHU ≅ △DSY by SAS
    • △CHU ≅ △YDS by SAS
  10. Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale: triangle GQS on the left and triangle VUF on the right, turned. The matching table under them is blank.

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

    • △GQS ≅ △VFU by SAS
    • △GQS ≅ △VUF by SAS
    • △GQS ≅ △VUF by SSS
    • △GQS ≅ △FUV by SAS
  12. not to scale; turned. Esme checks two castle flags. The marks show which parts are equal. Which statement and rule are right?

    • △HVY ≅ △QDG by SSS
    • △HVY ≅ △QGD by SAS
    • △HVY ≅ △DGQ by SSS
    • △HVY ≅ △QGD by SSS