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@JakeV8 if i'm not bothering you by now lol
oops, I'm late to arrive...
that's ok :) i've waited
i kinda have to leave now thought lol
though*
probably (a) or (d), but I'm still looking at which sides are corresponding.
well, it's not a, i know that now lol
oh, I forgot you did this already. Well, I think its (d), but I am just guessing quickly since you're leaving.
why would it be d?
m< angle SAB should be equal to m <QAC, so those triangles should be similar, but I am having trouble seeing if it is just rotated around or if it's flipped like a reflection. If it's a reflection, then (a) is right (it's wrong, I know). (d) says triangle QAC is similar to triangle BAS.
so if you rotate QAC counterclockwise around point A, you end up with BAS, and then angle ACQ becomes angle ASB.
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