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Vertically opposite angles
Vertically opposite angles occur with a X shape
They are equal angles
<A = 60°
Corresponding angles
Corresponding angles exist when you have parallel lines and another line crossing them
Parallel lines are 2 lines moving in the same direction that never meet
You can spot them with the small arrows pointing in the same direction
Corresponding angles form a funny F shape and are always
<B = 110°
Alternate angles
Alternate angles exist when you have parallel lines and another line crossing them
Alternate angles can be recognised by finding a Z shape between these lines
<C = 120°
Congruent triangles
In congruent triangles all the angles and all the sides are the same
So the 2 triangles are exactly the same
It can be tricky to prove for all 3 angles and all 3 sides so there are 4 shortcuts to identify congruency
SSS Side Side Side
All 3 sides are the same
SAS Side Angle Side
when 2 sides and the angle in the middle are the same
ASA Angle Side Angle
when you have 2 angles and the side in the middle are the same
RHS Right Angle Hypotenuse Side
when you have a right angle, the same hypotenuse and one other corresponding side