Similarity Proofs on Coordinate Plane
Verify geometric similarity between figures on the coordinate plane using transformations. Show similarity through proportional side lengths and coordinate relationships.
Questions
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Which similarity criterion states two triangles are similar if two pairs of corresponding angles are congruent?
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Which formula is used to check if corresponding side lengths of two coordinate triangles are proportional?
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Which formula helps prove that corresponding line segments of dilated triangles are parallel?
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Triangle 1 has sides 3, 4, 5. Triangle 2 has sides 6, 8, 10. How are they proved similar?
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What condition proves SSS similarity for two triangles on the coordinate plane?
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What condition proves SAS similarity between two triangles?
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Triangle ABC with vertices (0,0),(4,0),(0,3) and A'B'C' at (0,0),(8,0),(0,6). Are they similar?
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In similar coordinate triangles formed by dilation, what is true about corresponding non-overlapping sides?
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If Triangle PQR is mapped to P'Q'R' by dilation, and side PQ = 5 while P'Q' = 10, what is the scale factor?
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Why do dilated triangles automatically satisfy AA similarity?
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Triangle ABC is similar to DEF with scale factor 3. If side AC = 4 units, what is side DF?
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True or False: Any two figures on the coordinate plane related by a single dilation are similar.