- In geometry, two
figures or
objects are
congruent if they have the same
shape and size, or if one has the same
shape and size as the
mirror image of the...
- the
corresponding sides of the
three congruent figures (so the
common ratios of
sides between the
similar figures are a:b:c).
While Euclid's
proof only...
- is
called a base of the cylinder. The two
bases of a
cylinder are
congruent figures. If the
elements of the
cylinder are
perpendicular to the
planes containing...
- ISBN 0-442-20590-2. Henrici,
Olaus (1879).
Elementary Geometry:
Congruent Figures. Longmans, Green. p. 134. Rich (1963), p. 131. Rich (1963), p. 120...
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means that the
faces are
congruent (identical in
shape and size)
regular polygons (all
angles congruent and all
edges congruent), and the same
number of...
- 2007-05-11. Klarner, D.A.; Göbel, F. (1969). "****ng
boxes with
congruent figures".
Indagationes Mathematicae. 31: 465–472. Klarner,
David A. (February...
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those granted by the
first three postulates of Euclid. Two
figures or
objects are
congruent if they have the same
shape and size, or if one has the same...
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introduced the term "equivalent" to
describe figures of
equal area and
restricted "equal" to what we now call “
congruent”—the same
shape and size, or if one has...
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precisely with the
other object. If two
objects are similar, each is
congruent to the
result of a
particular uniform scaling of the other. For example...
- three-dimensional
solid object bounded by six
congruent square faces, a type of polyhedron. It has
twelve congruent edges and
eight vertices. It is a type of...
