Question

Under which congruence condition the following figure are said to be congruent:

$\left(a\right)$ Two Line Segments

$\left(b\right)$Two squares

$\left(c\right)$Two rectangles

$\left(d\right)$Two circles

Answer 1

(a) Two line segment are said to be congruent,

if both lines have equal length.

(b) Two squares

It two square are said to be congruent there

these squares have equal sides. All squares

are similar. If sides are equal then only

we can say that squares are congruent.

(c)Two rectangles:

They are congruent since they have same

length and breadth.

(d)Two circles:

If two circles are said to be congruent,

then these circles have same measurement

The measurement may be radius, diameter

and circumference. All circles are similar,

but all circles are not congruent. circles

with equal radius, or equal diameter

or equal circumference are said to be

congruent.