Name ______________________________ Bragino-GEOMETRY WEEK 10-GEOMETRY CLASSWORK PACKET Date Monday 11/3 Tuesday 11/4 Wednesday 11/5 Thursday 11/6 Friday 11/7 Topic Aim: SWBAT construct and apply a sequence of rigid motions and define congruence Classwork Homework Pages 1-4 Page 1 Superintendents Conference Day- Common Core Test Corrections NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS Aim: How do transformations of corresponding angles and vertices create congruent triangles? Pages 4-6 Pages 2 Aim: SWBAT apply the triangle congruence theorem Pages 7-10 Page 3 Aim: SWBAT successfully prove triangles are congruent using the reflexive property and vertical angles Pages 11-14 Pages 4-5 Reminders: THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT WEEK! If you are absent, make sure you copy the classwork notes from someone in class. It is imperative that you make up all work as soon as possible. Are you reviewing notes and homework every night? Are you writing down vocabulary words in your spiral index card book? Take a picture of the wall at the end of class so you can add to your book at the end of the week. EXTRA HELP-WEDNESDAY (algebra) AND THURSDAY (geometry) THIS WEEK! Aim: Construct and apply a sequence of rigid motions Warm-Up: Self-Reflection on first quarter in LBHS 1) What is one thing you did this quarter to help one of your classmates? 2) What was the most challenging part of this quarter for you? 3) If you could change one thing that happened this quarter, what would it be? Name three rigid motions: ___________________ ______________________ _____________________ Rigid motions preserve ____________________________ and ____________________________________ Defining congruence: Two figures in the plane are congruent if there exists a finite composition of basic rigid motions that map one figure onto the other. 1 Task: On the next page there is a blank piece of paper. 2 III. Complete (Each blank is a single word) Triangle PQR is ________________ to triangle P’’’Q’’’R’’’ because __________ ____________ map point P to point P’’’, point Q to point Q’’’, and point R to point R’’’. Rigid motions map segements onto ____________ _____ _________ ____________ and angles onto _________ _____ ___________ ____________. 3 Aim: How do transformations of corresponding angles and vertices create congruent triangles? Warm-Up: ESTIMATION DAY!!!! Too high_____ Too low_______ Estimation_______ Reasoning:________________________________________________________________ The figure to the right represents a rotation of △ 𝑨𝑩𝑪 𝟖𝟎° around vertex 𝑪. Name the triangle formed by the image of △ 𝑨𝑩𝑪. Write the rotation in function notation, and name all corresponding angles and sides. Corresponding Angles Corresponding Sides 4 1. Are the corresponding sides and angles congruent? Justify your response. Example 2: Sequence of rigid motions (2) Composition in function notation Triangle congruence statement 5 Example 3: Sequence of rigid motions (3) Composition in function notation Triangle congruence statement Example 4: Sequence of rigid motions (2) A X C' B Composition in function notation C'' Triangle congruence statement A' B' B'' A'' Y Example 5: Sequence of rigid motions (3) Composition in function notation Triangle congruence statement Explain triangle congruence in terms of rigid motions. Use the terms “corresponding sides” and “corresponding angles” in your explanation. 6 Aim: SWBAT apply the triangle congruence theorem Warm-Up: Read the following quietly… 7 8 9 10 Aim: SWBAT successfully prove triangles are congruent using the reflexive property and vertical angles. Warm-Up: CLOCK BUDDIES 11 12 13 14