UGHHHHHH I NEVER GET HELP WHEN I NEED IT ON HERE!!!

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anonymous · Answer

Me neither!!

anonymous · Answer

I KNOOOW SMH

anonymous · Answer

whats your questions?

anonymous · Answer

Now now,...

anonymous · Answer

and what does SMH mean

anonymous · Answer

IT MEANS "SHAKE MY HEAD"

anonymous · Answer

ahh cool, never heard that before. What are your questions

anonymous · Answer

Which information is required to prove that angle ABD is congruent to angle ACD?

Segment AC is congruent to segment AB.

Segment AD is congruent to segment AC.

Segment BD is congruent to segment AD.

Segment AB is congruent to segment BD.

anonymous · Answer

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hero · Answer

Hint: The sides opposite the angles have to be congruent

anonymous · Answer

i still don't get it

hero · Answer

I'm sorry to hear that

anonymous · Answer

yep, stupid maths well i guess am just gonna guess or else someone would be nice enough to give me the answer

hero · Answer

Well, unfortunately, saying "give me the answer" is kinda forbidden here

anonymous · Answer

I dont understand this either, CD is congruent to DB is not an answer

anonymous · Answer

ughhh ok then

anonymous · Answer

wow atleast he could have explain if he didn't want to give an answer but i guess not... SMH

anonymous · Answer

he has every right not to explain. I think the question is wrong though. the answer should be CD is congruent to DB

anonymous · Answer

well he don't belong on here then if he can't explain it to me cause i thought thats what its all about but whatever

hero · Answer

The correct answer is given @JamesWolf

anonymous · Answer

damn. i will have another look

hero · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

im an idiot, i read it as the angles cad and dab my bad

anonymous · Answer

if that was the case though, cd and db would have to be congruent?

hero · Answer

I kinda miss the days when I could just simply give a hint and the student would "get it".