Final: Overlapping Triangles
Part of the Congruence & Proof section of Coddy's Geometry journey. Lesson 60 of 63.
Y lies on VW and Z lies on VX. You are given that VW = VX and VY = VZ. The segments WZ and XY are drawn, and they cross.
Prove that WZ = XY. The triangles you need overlap.
Challenge
You are given VW = VX and VY = VZ, with Y on VW and Z on VX. Prove that WZ = XY, then press Check.
Try it yourself
Write the proof
This lesson includes a short quiz. Start the lesson to answer it and track your progress.
All lessons in Congruence & Proof
1What a Proof Is
Given and ProveStatements and ReasonsChaining Equal PartsYour First Full ProofRecap: A Chain of Reasons2Congruent Triangles
Same Size, Same ShapeMatching SidesMatching AnglesWhat Congruence GivesRecap: Matching Parts8Proofs with Vertical Angles
Vertical Angles in ProofsThe BowtieBowtie with ASALinear Pairs in ProofsRecap: Vertical Angles9Proofs with Parallel Lines
Parallel Angles as ReasonsAlternate Angles in a ProofCorresponding Angles in ProofsParallel or Not?Recap: Parallel Proofs12Final Challenges
Final: The Kite DiagonalsFinal: Overlapping TrianglesFinal: Enough to Find It?Final: The Height BisectsFinal: The Roof Frame