Triangle congruence: SSS and SAS

Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Circle the best answer.

  1. Jun checks two quilt patches. SAS needs the angle between two sides. Which angle of △DFG is between sides DF and FG?

    • ∠F
    • ∠D
    • ∠G
  2. Kira checks two tent flaps. SAS needs the angle between two sides. Which angle of △CHQ is between sides CQ and HQ?

    • ∠Q
    • ∠H
    • ∠C
  3. Luz checks two kite halves. SAS needs the angle between two sides. Which angle of △SUW is between sides SU and SW?

    • ∠S
    • ∠W
    • ∠U
  4. Milo checks two boat sails. SAS needs the angle between two sides. Which angle of △GVY is between sides VY and GV?

    • ∠V
    • ∠G
    • ∠Y
  5. Read this first

    Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale. △DFG: DF = 7 cm, FG = 10 cm, DG = 12 cm. △SUV: SV = 12 cm, SU = 7 cm, UV = 10 cm. The matching table under them lists the side rows of △DFG ≅ △SUV: DF ↔ SU, FG ↔ UV, DG ↔ SV.

  6. Noah checks two sandwich halves. The figure gives the sides of △DFG and △SUV. Is △DFG ≅ △SUV?

    • Yes, by SSS: all three pairs of sides are equal.
    • No: SSS also needs one pair of equal angles.
    • No: the sides are listed in a different order.
  7. Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale. △CHW: CH = 8 cm, HW = 13 cm, CW = 9 cm. △QYS: QS = 9 cm, QY = 8 cm, YS = 13 cm. The matching table under them lists the side rows of △CHW ≅ △QYS: CH ↔ QY, HW ↔ YS, CW ↔ QS.

  8. Pia checks two window panes. The figure gives the sides of △CHW and △QYS. Is △CHW ≅ △QYS?

    • No: the sides are listed in a different order.
    • Yes, by SSS: all three pairs of sides are equal.
    • No: SSS also needs one pair of equal angles.
  9. Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale. △GQU: GQ = 11 cm, QU = 6 cm, GU = 14 cm. △DCF: DF = 15 cm, DC = 11 cm, CF = 6 cm. The matching table under them lists the side rows of △GQU ≅ △DCF: GQ ↔ DC, QU ↔ CF, GU ↔ DF.

  10. Ren checks two paper triangles. The figure gives the sides of △GQU and △DCF. Is △GQU ≅ △DCF?

    • No: GU = 14 cm but DF = 15 cm.
    • No: SSS also needs one pair of equal angles.
    • Yes, by SSS: GQ and QU match their partners.
  11. Two triangles, not to scale. Tala checks two rug triangles. The figure gives the sides of △SVY and △HWG. Is △SVY ≅ △HWG?

    • Yes, by SSS: SV and SY match their partners.
    • No: VY = 12 cm but WG = 11 cm.
    • No: SSS also needs one pair of equal angles.
  12. Zee checks two kite halves, △DFG and △VSU. The matching table has ✓ on DF ↔ VS and FG ↔ SU. Which angle row needs a ✓ for SAS?

    • ∠F ↔ ∠S
    • ∠F ↔ ∠U
    • ∠G ↔ ∠U
    • ∠D ↔ ∠V
  13. Bo checks two boat sails, △GUW and △FDH. The matching table has ✓ on GU ↔ FD and GW ↔ FH. Which angle row needs a ✓ for SAS?

    • ∠G ↔ ∠D
    • ∠W ↔ ∠H
    • ∠G ↔ ∠F
    • ∠U ↔ ∠D
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Triangle congruence: SSS and SAS

Answer Key - Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

Circle the best answer.

  1. Jun checks two quilt patches. SAS needs the angle between two sides. Which angle of △DFG is between sides DF and FG?

    • ∠F
    • ∠D
    • ∠G
  2. Kira checks two tent flaps. SAS needs the angle between two sides. Which angle of △CHQ is between sides CQ and HQ?

    • ∠Q
    • ∠H
    • ∠C
  3. Luz checks two kite halves. SAS needs the angle between two sides. Which angle of △SUW is between sides SU and SW?

    • ∠S
    • ∠W
    • ∠U
  4. Milo checks two boat sails. SAS needs the angle between two sides. Which angle of △GVY is between sides VY and GV?

    • ∠V
    • ∠G
    • ∠Y
  5. Read this first

    Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale. △DFG: DF = 7 cm, FG = 10 cm, DG = 12 cm. △SUV: SV = 12 cm, SU = 7 cm, UV = 10 cm. The matching table under them lists the side rows of △DFG ≅ △SUV: DF ↔ SU, FG ↔ UV, DG ↔ SV.

  6. Noah checks two sandwich halves. The figure gives the sides of △DFG and △SUV. Is △DFG ≅ △SUV?

    • Yes, by SSS: all three pairs of sides are equal.
    • No: SSS also needs one pair of equal angles.
    • No: the sides are listed in a different order.
  7. Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale. △CHW: CH = 8 cm, HW = 13 cm, CW = 9 cm. △QYS: QS = 9 cm, QY = 8 cm, YS = 13 cm. The matching table under them lists the side rows of △CHW ≅ △QYS: CH ↔ QY, HW ↔ YS, CW ↔ QS.

  8. Pia checks two window panes. The figure gives the sides of △CHW and △QYS. Is △CHW ≅ △QYS?

    • No: the sides are listed in a different order.
    • Yes, by SSS: all three pairs of sides are equal.
    • No: SSS also needs one pair of equal angles.
  9. Use this

    Two triangles, not to scale. △GQU: GQ = 11 cm, QU = 6 cm, GU = 14 cm. △DCF: DF = 15 cm, DC = 11 cm, CF = 6 cm. The matching table under them lists the side rows of △GQU ≅ △DCF: GQ ↔ DC, QU ↔ CF, GU ↔ DF.

  10. Ren checks two paper triangles. The figure gives the sides of △GQU and △DCF. Is △GQU ≅ △DCF?

    • No: GU = 14 cm but DF = 15 cm.
    • No: SSS also needs one pair of equal angles.
    • Yes, by SSS: GQ and QU match their partners.
  11. Two triangles, not to scale. Tala checks two rug triangles. The figure gives the sides of △SVY and △HWG. Is △SVY ≅ △HWG?

    • Yes, by SSS: SV and SY match their partners.
    • No: VY = 12 cm but WG = 11 cm.
    • No: SSS also needs one pair of equal angles.
  12. Zee checks two kite halves, △DFG and △VSU. The matching table has ✓ on DF ↔ VS and FG ↔ SU. Which angle row needs a ✓ for SAS?

    • ∠F ↔ ∠S
    • ∠F ↔ ∠U
    • ∠G ↔ ∠U
    • ∠D ↔ ∠V
  13. Bo checks two boat sails, △GUW and △FDH. The matching table has ✓ on GU ↔ FD and GW ↔ FH. Which angle row needs a ✓ for SAS?

    • ∠G ↔ ∠D
    • ∠W ↔ ∠H
    • ∠G ↔ ∠F
    • ∠U ↔ ∠D