S.chand publication New Learning Composite mathematics solution of class 7 Chapter 11 Congruence of Triangles Exercise 11B

 Exercise 11B

Question 1

State whether or not the following pairs of triangles are congruent. If they are, give reasons

(a) Yes, SSS

(b) No

(c) Yes, SAS

(d) No

(e) Yes, AAS

(f) Yes, RHS


Question 2

Show by comparing angles and sides, which of the triangle given here are congruent to each other

(a) ΔABC≅ΔDEF

(b) ΔSBD≅ΔRPT , ΔCOG≅ΔLMK

(c) All triangles are congruent

(d) ΔCDE≅ΔQSB


Question 3

In the following figure, state the condition you would use to show that ΔABC and ΔCDE are congruent

Two sides and the included angle correspondingly equal (SAS)


Question 4

In the figure given alogside, ABCD is a rhombus are ΔADC and ΔABC congruent? What can you say about ΔABD and ΔBCD?

ΔADC and ΔABC are congruent

ΔABD and ΔBCD are congruent


Question 5

In this figure , TS||PQ and TS=PQ. Prove that the triangles PQR and STQ are congruent

Sol :

TS||PQ

∠STR=∠RQP  [Alt. ∠s]

∠TSR=∠RSQ

TS=PQ

Two angles and the included side correspondingly equal (ASA)

∴ΔPQR and ΔSTR are congruent


Question 6

ΔPQR≅ΔLMN, If PQ=6 cm, PR=5 cm and ∠P=5 cm and ∠P=50°, find NL and ∠L if LM=5 cm and QR=MN.

NL=6 cm  [∵Two sides and the included angle correspondingly equal]

∠L=50°


Question 7

In the diagrams of the following figure, name the triangle which is congruent to ΔABC, keeping the letters in the right order. State the congruence condition also

(a) AC=CX

BC=CY

∠ACB=∠XCY  [Vertically opposite ∠s]

ΔACB≅ΔXCY [∵SAS rule]


(b) ∠BAC=∠QBS

∠ABC=∠BQS

AB=BQ

ΔABC≅ΔQBS [∵ASA rule]


(c) AB=AD

∠ACB=∠ACD

following RHS rule, ΔAAB≅ΔACD 


(d) CA=BT

CB=AT

AB common arm

following SSS rule, ΔCBC≅ΔABT 


(e) AB=AP

∠BAC=∠CAP

AC common arm

ΔABC≅ΔACP [∵SAS rule]


(f) BC=CR

∠B=∠R

AC common arm

ΔABC≅ΔACR [∵RHS rule]


Question 8

In each of the following , name the congruent triangles and state the congruence condition

(a) ΔABC≅ΔEDF [SSS rule]

(b) ΔBAC≅ΔEDF [ASA rule]

(c) ΔADB≅ΔBEA [SAS rule]

(d) ΔADB≅ΔCBD [SAS rule]

(e) ΔAED≅ΔBFC [ASA rule]

(f) ΔADE≅ΔBED [SAS rule]

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