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8A) REGULARITY Determine whether 
/_\DEF~=/_\PQR.

D(-6,1),E(1,2),F(-1,-4),P(0,5),Q(7,6),R(5,0)
Find the side lengths of each triangle.

DE=5sqrt2,PQ=5sqrt2,EF=sqrt10,QR=sqrt10,DF=5sqrt2,PR=5sqrt2

DE=sqrt2,PQ=sqrt2,EF=sqrt10,QR=sqrt10,DF=sqrt2,PR=sqrt2

DE=5sqrt2,PQ=5sqrt2,EF=2sqrt10,QR=2sqrt10,DF=5sqrt2,PR=5sqrt2

DE=5sqrt2,PQ=5sqrt10,EF=2sqrt10,QR=2sqrt10,DF=5sqrt10,PR=5sqrt2
8B) Fill in the blanks using the available answer choices.
Is 
qquad 
DEF~=/_\PQR ? Explain.

/_\

DEF 
qquad to 
qquad 
PQR by 
SSS because corresponding sides have 
qquad and are 
qquad (Blank I)
(Blank 2)
(Blank: 3)
Blank 1 options
Blank 2 options
Blank 3 options

is congruent
the same measure
is not congruent
different measures
congruent
not congruent

88A) REGULARITY Determine whether DEFPQR \triangle D E F \cong \triangle P Q R .\newlineD(6,1),E(1,2),F(1,4),P(0,5),Q(7,6),R(5,0) D(-6,1), E(1,2), F(-1,-4), P(0,5), Q(7,6), R(5,0) \newlineFind the side lengths of each triangle.\newlineDE=52,PQ=52,EF=10,QR=10,DF=52,PR=52 D E=5 \sqrt{2}, P Q=5 \sqrt{2}, E F=\sqrt{10}, Q R=\sqrt{10}, D F=5 \sqrt{2}, P R=5 \sqrt{2} \newlineDE=2,PQ=2,EF=10,QR=10,DF=2,PR=2 D E=\sqrt{2}, P Q=\sqrt{2}, E F=\sqrt{10}, Q R=\sqrt{10}, D F=\sqrt{2}, P R=\sqrt{2} \newlineDE=52,PQ=52,EF=210,QR=210,DF=52,PR=52 D E=5 \sqrt{2}, P Q=5 \sqrt{2}, E F=2 \sqrt{10}, Q R=2 \sqrt{10}, D F=5 \sqrt{2}, P R=5 \sqrt{2} \newlineDE=52,PQ=510,EF=210,QR=210,DF=510,PR=52 D E=5 \sqrt{2}, P Q=5 \sqrt{10}, E F=2 \sqrt{10}, Q R=2 \sqrt{10}, D F=5 \sqrt{10}, P R=5 \sqrt{2} \newline88B) Fill in the blanks using the available answer choices.\newlineIs \qquad DEFPQR D E F \cong \triangle P Q R ? Explain.\newline \triangle \newlineDEF D E F \qquad to \qquad DE=52,PQ=52,EF=10,QR=10,DF=52,PR=52 D E=5 \sqrt{2}, P Q=5 \sqrt{2}, E F=\sqrt{10}, Q R=\sqrt{10}, D F=5 \sqrt{2}, P R=5 \sqrt{2} 11 by DE=52,PQ=52,EF=10,QR=10,DF=52,PR=52 D E=5 \sqrt{2}, P Q=5 \sqrt{2}, E F=\sqrt{10}, Q R=\sqrt{10}, D F=5 \sqrt{2}, P R=5 \sqrt{2} 22 because corresponding sides have \qquad and are \qquad (Blank I)\newline(Blank 22)\newline(Blank: 33)\newlineBlank 11 options\newlineBlank 22 options\newlineBlank 33 options\newline- is congruent\newline- the same measure\newline- is not congruent\newline- different measures\newline- congruent\newline- not congruent

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Q. 88A) REGULARITY Determine whether DEFPQR \triangle D E F \cong \triangle P Q R .\newlineD(6,1),E(1,2),F(1,4),P(0,5),Q(7,6),R(5,0) D(-6,1), E(1,2), F(-1,-4), P(0,5), Q(7,6), R(5,0) \newlineFind the side lengths of each triangle.\newlineDE=52,PQ=52,EF=10,QR=10,DF=52,PR=52 D E=5 \sqrt{2}, P Q=5 \sqrt{2}, E F=\sqrt{10}, Q R=\sqrt{10}, D F=5 \sqrt{2}, P R=5 \sqrt{2} \newlineDE=2,PQ=2,EF=10,QR=10,DF=2,PR=2 D E=\sqrt{2}, P Q=\sqrt{2}, E F=\sqrt{10}, Q R=\sqrt{10}, D F=\sqrt{2}, P R=\sqrt{2} \newlineDE=52,PQ=52,EF=210,QR=210,DF=52,PR=52 D E=5 \sqrt{2}, P Q=5 \sqrt{2}, E F=2 \sqrt{10}, Q R=2 \sqrt{10}, D F=5 \sqrt{2}, P R=5 \sqrt{2} \newlineDE=52,PQ=510,EF=210,QR=210,DF=510,PR=52 D E=5 \sqrt{2}, P Q=5 \sqrt{10}, E F=2 \sqrt{10}, Q R=2 \sqrt{10}, D F=5 \sqrt{10}, P R=5 \sqrt{2} \newline88B) Fill in the blanks using the available answer choices.\newlineIs \qquad DEFPQR D E F \cong \triangle P Q R ? Explain.\newline \triangle \newlineDEF D E F \qquad to \qquad DE=52,PQ=52,EF=10,QR=10,DF=52,PR=52 D E=5 \sqrt{2}, P Q=5 \sqrt{2}, E F=\sqrt{10}, Q R=\sqrt{10}, D F=5 \sqrt{2}, P R=5 \sqrt{2} 11 by DE=52,PQ=52,EF=10,QR=10,DF=52,PR=52 D E=5 \sqrt{2}, P Q=5 \sqrt{2}, E F=\sqrt{10}, Q R=\sqrt{10}, D F=5 \sqrt{2}, P R=5 \sqrt{2} 22 because corresponding sides have \qquad and are \qquad (Blank I)\newline(Blank 22)\newline(Blank: 33)\newlineBlank 11 options\newlineBlank 22 options\newlineBlank 33 options\newline- is congruent\newline- the same measure\newline- is not congruent\newline- different measures\newline- congruent\newline- not congruent
  1. Calculate Triangle DEF: Calculate the side lengths of triangle DEF using the distance formula: ((x2x1)2+(y2y1)2)\sqrt{((x_2-x_1)^2 + (y_2-y_1)^2)} for each pair of points.\newline- DE = ((1(6))2+(21)2)=(49+1)=50=52\sqrt{((1 - (-6))^2 + (2 - 1)^2)} = \sqrt{(49 + 1)} = \sqrt{50} = 5\sqrt{2}\newline- EF = ((1(1))2+(2(4))2)=(4+36)=40=210\sqrt{((1 - (-1))^2 + (2 - (-4))^2)} = \sqrt{(4 + 36)} = \sqrt{40} = 2\sqrt{10}\newline- DF = ((6(1))2+(1(4))2)=(25+25)=50=52\sqrt{((-6 - (-1))^2 + (1 - (-4))^2)} = \sqrt{(25 + 25)} = \sqrt{50} = 5\sqrt{2}
  2. Calculate Triangle PQR: Calculate the side lengths of triangle PQR using the distance formula.\newline- PQ=((70)2+(65)2)=(49+1)=50=52PQ = \sqrt{((7 - 0)^2 + (6 - 5)^2)} = \sqrt{(49 + 1)} = \sqrt{50} = 5\sqrt{2}\newline- QR=((75)2+(60)2)=(4+36)=40=210QR = \sqrt{((7 - 5)^2 + (6 - 0)^2)} = \sqrt{(4 + 36)} = \sqrt{40} = 2\sqrt{10}\newline- PR=((05)2+(50)2)=(25+25)=50=52PR = \sqrt{((0 - 5)^2 + (5 - 0)^2)} = \sqrt{(25 + 25)} = \sqrt{50} = 5\sqrt{2}
  3. Determine Congruency: Compare the side lengths of triangles DEF and PQR to determine congruency.\newline- DE=PQ=52DE = PQ = 5\sqrt{2}\newline- EF=QR=210EF = QR = 2\sqrt{10}\newline- DF=PR=52DF = PR = 5\sqrt{2}\newlineSince all corresponding sides are equal, triangles DEF and PQR are congruent by SSS (Side-Side-Side) postulate.

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