1. **State the problem:**
Circle all triangles congruent to the first triangle in the row.
2. **Recall the congruence criteria:**
Triangles are congruent if they have exactly the same size and shape, which means all corresponding sides and angles are equal.
3. **Identify the first triangle:**
It is an inverted isosceles triangle with a horizontal top side.
4. **Check other triangles:**
Look for triangles that are also inverted isosceles with the same orientation and size.
5. **Mark congruent triangles:**
The triangles circled in pencil match the first triangle in size and orientation, so they are congruent.
6. **Complete the division problems:**
- For 2) 1,764: Divide 1764 by 2.
$$1764 \div 2 = 882$$
- For 9) 513: Divide 513 by 9.
$$513 \div 9 = 57$$
- For 4) 296: Divide 296 by 4.
$$296 \div 4 = 74$$
**Final answers:**
- Congruent triangles are those circled in pencil matching the first triangle.
- Division results: 882, 57, and 74 respectively.
Triangle Congruence 1255A2
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