Who is in the picture?
What does an architect do?
Is it important to have congruency in the building they are making?
Why?
What will happen to the structure of the building if they will not use
congruency in their measurements?
Remember:
Polygons are closed plane figure that formed by the line segments
that meet only at their endpoints.
Polygons are classified according to the number of their sides.
Regular polygons are polygons with equal sides and angles.
Inregular polygons are polygons with different sides and angles.
Congruent polygons are pair polygons with the same sizes and
shapes.
What does an architect do?
Is it important to have congruency in the building they are making?
Why?
What will happen to the structure of the building if they will not use
congruency in their measurements?
Remember:
Polygons are closed plane figure that formed by the line segments
that meet only at their endpoints.
Polygons are classified according to the number of their sides.
Regular polygons are polygons with equal sides and angles.
Inregular polygons are polygons with different sides and angles.
Congruent polygons are pair polygons with the same sizes and
shapes.
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Answer:
1. an architect
2. An architect builds infrastructures.
3. It is very important to have congruency in the building they are making.
4. Because congruence helps measure the forces applied on the building to make sure that the forces are balanced, ultimately that the building will not collapse.
5. The building will collapse and the structure desired will not take form if the congruence is not used and absent in the process.
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