Are the two cones congruent? explain and include details to support your claim.

Mathematics

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erica [24]2 years ago

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The two cones are not congruent because one of the cones is oblique in nature.

<h3>What are congruent shapes?</h3>

Congruent shapes are identical in size and shape. To put it another way, if you hold an object or element in a mirror, the picture you get is congruent to the object.

However, two figures may seem to be identical, but one side or angle in one figure may deviate significantly from the other. The easiest technique to assess sides and angles to check if they are equivalent or congruent is to use markings on figures.

When we apply that technique to the two figures, we realized that the two cones are not congruent because one of the cones is oblique in nature, this resulted in a difference in the slant height of the cones.

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