Questions: Which pairs of figures are congruent? Which pairs are similar?

Which pairs of figures are congruent? Which pairs are similar?
Transcript text: Which pairs of figures are congruent? Which pairs are similar?
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Analyze the first pair of figures

The first pair consists of two rectangles. One is vertical, the other horizontal. They have different dimensions.

Step 2: Analyze the second pair of figures

The second pair consists of two triangles. One is smaller than the other but they have the same angles.

Step 3: Analyze the third pair of figures

The third pair consists of two circles. One is larger than the other.

Step 4: Analyze the fourth pair of figures

The fourth pair consists of two L shapes. They are mirror images of each other and congruent.

Final Answer

Only the fourth pair (the L shapes) are congruent. The second and third pairs are similar (the triangles and the circles). The first pair (rectangles) are neither congruent nor similar.

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