Congruency
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Q. The figures that are the same in shape and size are called ___________ figures.
- concurrent
- common
- congruent
- similar
Q.
Two figures are congruent if they have
same area
same shape and size
same size
same shape
Q. If the lengths of two line segments are equal, then they are said to be _______.
- parallel
- congruent
- perpendicular
- concurrent
Q. In the given figure, △PRT is an equilateral triangle. Line segments TQ and PS are perpendicular bisectors to side PR and side TR respectively. Which of these statement(s) is/are correct?
- △PQT≅△RQT
- △TSP≅△RSP
- △RSP≅△PQT
- None of the above.
Q.
In △ABC, the ratio of altitudes BE and CF is equal to one. What can be said about the nature of △ABC?
Scalene
Isoceles
Data is not enough
Equilateral
Q. 16. How to prove the given four points are concyclic.
Q. If the length of two line segments are equal, then the two segments are _________.
- parallel
- linear
- congruent
- perpendicular
Q. Which of the following statements are true(T) and which are false(F)
i) Sum of three angles of triangle is 180∘
i) Sum of three angles of triangle is 180∘
Q. In fig AC=XD, C is the mid point of AB and D is the mid point of the segmentAB PandQ are the mid point of the line segment AC and BC respectively. Prove that AP=BQ=1/4AB
Q.
In the given figure, if BE=CF, then which of these following options is correct?
ΔABC≅ΔACF
ΔABE≅ΔACF
ΔAEB≅ΔABC
ΔABE≅ΔCBF
Q.
If △ ABC≅△ QRP , then match the corresponding parts of congruent triangles .
If △ ABC≅△ QRP , then match the corresponding parts of congruent triangles .
- ∠P
- ∠R
- ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯AB
- ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯QR
- ∠C
- ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯PQ
- ∠B
- ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯CA
Q. Which of the following shapes can be congruent?
- Two circles
- One triangle and one circle
- One triangle and one square
- One circle and one square
Q. Which of the following pair of letters are congruent?
- A and V
- p and q
- E and F
- c and o
Q. If triangles ABC and EFG are congruent, then angle B is equal to?
- F
- E
- G
- cannot be determined
Q. Prove that there is one and only one circle passing through three non-collinear points.