Question

Indicate the method you would use to prove the two's . If no method applies, enter "none".
SSS
SAS
ASA
AAS
NONE

Answer 1

could u take a screenshot and attach plz

Answer 2

yes.(:

Answer 3

thnk you :)

Answer 4

first triangle : lets move around the triangle. begin from one angle, say, 60

Answer 5

I have alot of these will you explain to me how to do them please!(:

Answer 6

sure, if we start from Angle 60, and move, next comes Angle 40, right ?

Answer 7

right.

Answer 8

and next comes Side 10.

so first trianlgle has, Angle-Angle-Side : 60-40-10

Answer 9

Now, lets move around the second triangle

Answer 10

if we get the same sequence, then the both triangles are same/congruent

Answer 11

second triangle : start at Angle 60

Answer 12

move around, what Angle comes next ?

Answer 13

I'm so confused! lol!

Answer 14

ok im not explaining well

Answer 15

no, i'm just a blonde haha.

Answer 16

so what would this triangle be?

Answer 17

lol, we need to move around the triangle, and see if we get same order : 60-40-10 again.

Answer 18

if u look at the second triangle, if we start from Angle 60, next comes Angle 40, next comes Side 10.

so second triangle has, Angle-Angle-Side : 60-40-10

Answer 19

is it same as we got for first triangle ?

Answer 20

okay. got that

Answer 21

great ! if we get the same order, when we move around the triangle, then the two triangles are congruent

Answer 22

here since the order is Angle-Angle-Side, we say the triangles are congruent by AAS

Answer 23

thank you so much!!

Answer 24

np :) do few more problems. you would get hang of these.. good luck !

Answer 25

The diagonals of a rhombus are perpendicular.
always sometimes or never?

Answer 26

rhombus has all 4 sides equal right

Answer 27

yes.

Answer 28

thats one diagonal

Answer 29

lets draw the second diagonal, and see if it cuts this guy at 90-if it does, lets figure out why