用全等变换来学习全等三角形（Learn congruent triangles by congruent transformations）.doc

用全等变换来学习全等三角形（Learn congruent triangles by congruent transformations） Collected by oneself For reference only In case of error Please correct me! Thanks Learn congruent triangles by congruent transformations Zhongxiang, Hubei Province, Luo Ji one (431925) Xiong Zhixin The concept of congruent triangles is the basis for the study of congruent triangles In teaching, let students through observation, thinking, get translation, flip, rotate before and after the graphics of congruent conclusions It makes it easier for students to find the corresponding elements of congruent triangles Use congruent transformations to think about congruent triangles Can make the question simple and clear I. understanding of the concept of congruent triangles The two triangles that overlap perfectly are called congruent triangles So how do you understand it in your study? 1. corresponding elements Congruent triangles involve two triangular positions, shapes, and sizes It also concerns their vertices, angles, and edges (1) corresponding vertex: when two congruent triangles coincide completely The vertices that coincide with each other are called corresponding vertices (2) corresponding sides: when two congruent triangles coincide completely The sides that overlap each other are called corresponding sides (3) corresponding angle: when two congruent triangles coincide completely The angles that coincide with each other are called corresponding angles 2. the nature of congruent triangles Congruent triangles change positions only Two triangles without changing the shape or size of a triangle The definition of congruent triangles The important properties of congruent triangles can be obtained: (1) equal sides of congruent triangles are equal The corresponding angles of congruent triangles are equal; (2) the circumference and area of congruent triangles are equal; In the future, constantly learning process The students will find out: (3) the corresponding angles of bisector, bisector, the middle l