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Big Ideas Math Integrated I, 2016

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3. Rotations

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Exercise 41 Page 568

Think about the transformation that may have been done to make the first figure look like the second figure.

Corresponding Sides	Corresponding Angles
AB & JK	∠ A & ∠ J
BC & KL	∠ B & ∠ K
CD & LM	∠ C & ∠ L
DA & MJ	∠ D & ∠ M

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If we connect the angles that seam to be similar, it appears that ABCD is a translation of JKLM.

Since ABCD and JKLM are in the same relative position, we can more easily match the corresponding sides and angles.

Using the first image, we can see which angles correspond and the second to relate the sides.

Corresponding Sides	Corresponding Angles
AB & JK	∠ A & ∠ J
BC & KL	∠ B & ∠ K
CD & LM	∠ C & ∠ L
DA & MJ	∠ D & ∠ M

Subchapter links

Communicate Your Answer p.561

Monitoring Progress p.563-565

Exercises p.566-568