The three ordered pairs, with labels, of the congruent triangle you created. Labels for each point may be as simple as A, B, C, or creative location names such as "A Cute Flower Shop." The triangle may be included, but is not required.

The three ordered pairs, with labels, of the similar triangle you created. Labels for each point may be as simple as A, B, C, or creative location names such as "A Cute Flower Shop." The triangle may be included, but is not required.

Two paragraphs to answer the given questions and justify the congruence and similarity of the triangles.

Question

The three ordered pairs, with labels, of the congruent triangle you created. Labels for each point may be as simple as A, B, C, or creative location names such as "A Cute Flower Shop." The triangle may be included, but is not required.

The three ordered pairs, with labels, of the similar triangle you created. Labels for each point may be as simple as A, B, C, or creative location names such as "A Cute Flower Shop." The triangle may be included, but is not required.

Two paragraphs to answer the given questions and justify the congruence and similarity of the triangles.

anonymous · Answer

Why did you choose those particular three locations for the congruent triangle? How did you know those points would form a triangle congruent to the given triangle? Which congruency postulate or theorem (SAS, ASA, SSS, etc.) did you use to create the congruent triangle? Why did you choose it? You must include a justification for the postulate or theorem you chose accompanied by any applicable work.
Why did you choose those particular three locations for the similar triangle? How did you know those points would create a triangle similar to the given triangle? Which similarity postulate or theorem (AA, SAS, SSS, etc.) did you use to create the similar triangle? Why did you choose it? You must include a justification for the postulate or theorem you chose accompanied by any applicable work.