Once again
this question is a 2 point question requiring
both an answer to the question and an explanation
of how you arrived at your solution.
Here is one way to solve this problem.
To begin, you need to make sure you totally
understand the question you are being asked,
which means understanding what it means for two
figures to be congruent. Congruent figures have
the same size and shape. Knowing that you are
ready to begin answer the question.
To find which figures are congruent, you may
want to take a piece of paper and trace over
one of the figures in each set and then place
the traced figure on top of the other figure.
If they line up perfectly, the figures are considered
congruent. Don't just look at the figures and
say "it looks like these two are
congruent". Looks can be decieving! Using
tracing paper will show you the correct answer.
Once you find which figures are congruent, in
this case the figures in set C, you need to support
your answer. This is where you would include
your using tracing paper and making sure you
explain the meaning of being congruent as well.
Once again, your answer, set C, is worth one
point, and then your explanation is the second
point. |
