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Similarity?
Two figures are similar (~) if and only if their corresponding angles are CONGRUENT and their corresponding sides are PROPORTIONAL.
Similarity Statement
Quad. ABC ~ Quad PQRS
Statement of proportionality
AB/PQ = BC/QR = CD/RS = AD/PS
Enlargement
scale factor larger than 1
Reduction
scale factor less than onei
Perimeters of Similar Polygons
If two polygons are similar, then the ratio of their perimeters is equal to the ration of their corresponding sides lengths. (so like the scale factor for the side lengths is the exact same as the scale factor for the perimeter).
Area of Similar Polygons
If two polygons are similar, then the ratio of their areas is equal to the squares of the ratios of their corresponding sides lengths. ( so like the scale factor for the side lengths SQUARED is the scale factor for area).
5 ways to prove a triangle congruent
ASA
SAS
AAS
HL
SSS
Definition of Similar Triangles
All threee angles are congruent and all three corresponding sides are proportional
Three ways to prove triangles similar
SSS SIMILARITY
SAS SIMILARITY
AA SIMILARITY
SSS SImilarity
All three pairs of sides are proportional.
To find this: set up all three ratios (of their corresponding sides, ex. AB/PQ, BC/QR), and show they are equal to each other.
AA SImilarity
Two pairs of congruent angles
To prove this, have two pairs of congruent angles of two triangles.
Remember triangle sum th, def of right angles, right angles congruency th
SAS similarity
Two pairs of proportional sides, and a congruent INCLUDED angle.
Indirect Measurement
We can use similar triangles to solve for missing measures (set up a proportion and solve - remember units of measure)