Triangle Congruence Worksheet #2
Using the figure above and the given information, prove the following.
1. Given: Segment BC @ Segment FA, Angle FAC @ Angle BCA
Prove: Triangle FAC @ Triangle BCA
Using the figure above and the given information, prove the following.
2. Given: Segment AB @ Segment CD, Angle BAE @ Angle CDE, E is the midpoint of Segment AD
Prove: Segment BE @ Segment CE
Using the figure above and the given information, prove the following.
3. Given: Segment DG @ Segment EF, Angle DGH @ Angle EFH
Prove: Segment HG @ Segment HF
Based on the figure above and the given information, determine if you have enough information to confirm that the triangles are congruent. If you do, write a triangle congruence statement and identify which reason – CPCTC, SSS, SAS, ASA, or AAS - justifies the congruence. If you do not have enough information to match one of the reasons listed above, write “not enough information” and explain why not
4. Segment DH @ Segment EH, Segment GH @ Segment FH
5. Segment DH @ Segment EH, Segment GH @ Segment FH, Angle DFG @ Angle EGF
6. Angle DFG @ Angle EGF, Angle D @ Angle E
7. Segment DF @ Segment GE, Segment DG @ Segment EF
Using the figure above and the given information, prove the following.
8. Given: Segment BD bisects Angle ABC, Segment BD is perpendicular to Segment AC
Prove: Segment AB @ Segment CB
Based on the figure above and the given information, determine if you have enough information to confirm that the triangles are congruent. If you do, write a triangle congruence statement and identify which reason – CPCTC, SSS, SAS, ASA, or AAS - justifies the congruence. If you do not have enough information to match one of the reasons listed above, write “not enough information” and explain why not
9. Angle BAD @ Angle BCD, Segment BD is perpendicular to Segment AC
10. Segment AB @ Segment CB, D is the midpoint of Segment AC
11. Segment AD @ Segment CD, Segment BD bisects Angle ABC