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Worksheet
ASA and AAS Congruence
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Show your work for each problem.
- 1.In the ASA congruence theorem, what does the 'S' stand for?
- a)Sum
- b)Side (between the angles)
- c)Straight
- d)Similar
- 2.What is the key difference between ASA and AAS?
- a)Position of the known side relative to the angles
- b)Size of the angles
- c)Type of triangle
- d)Number of angles known
- 3.Why can't AAA (three angles) prove triangle congruence?
- a)Angles don't determine shape
- b)Three angles are not enough information
- c)It only works for right triangles
- d)Triangles can have equal angles but different sizes
- 4.In triangle , and . What is ?
- 5.Triangle has and . What is ?
- 6.Triangle has , , cm. Triangle has , , cm. Which theorem proves congruence?
- a)ASA
- b)SAS
- c)AAS
- d)SSS
- 7.Triangle has , , cm. Triangle has , , cm. Which theorem proves congruence?
- a)ASA
- b)SSS
- c)AAS
- d)SAS
- 8.If by ASA with , , what is in degrees?
- 9.Determine if the triangles are congruent: with , , cm and with , , cm.
- 10.Determine the theorem: with , , cm and with , , cm.
- 11.Triangle has , . Triangle has , . If , can you prove the triangles congruent?
- a)Yes, by SAS
- b)No, the angles don't match
- c)Yes, by ASA
- d)Yes, by AAS
- 12.Two triangles are congruent by AAS. Triangle 1 has angles and with the side opposite the angle measuring cm. What is the length of the corresponding side in Triangle 2?
- 13.Given: and where , , and . Prove the triangles are congruent and identify the theorem used.
- 14.In , , , cm. In , , , cm. Find all side lengths of if cm and cm.
- 15.Why is AAS actually just a special case of ASA?
- a)Both only need two measurements
- b)They use the same number of pieces of information
- c)Knowing two angles determines the third, so you actually know the included angle
- d)They are completely different theorems