Similar

Two figures are said to be similar when all corresponding Angles are equal. Two figures are Directly Similarwhen all corresponding Angles are equal and described in the same rotational sense. This relationship iswritten . (The symbol is also used to mean ``is the same order of magnitude as'' and ``is Asymptoticto.'') Two figures are Inversely Similar when all corresponding Angles are equal and described in theopposite rotational sense.

References

Project Mathematics! Similarity. Videotape (27 minutes). California Institute of Technology. Available from the Math. Assoc. Amer.

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