Question

Help? @mayankdevnani
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Answer 1

I put in the answers /I/ thought it was....

Answer 2

1) ASA

Answer 3

YAA

Answer 4

all are correct

Answer 5

4 question is not a part of your question

Answer 6

What do you mean?

Answer 7

4 question is not a part of your question

Answer 8

it is not realted to your question

Answer 9

actually each question is independent
and all your answers are correct

Answer 10

Do you want me to create a whole new post for it or something???

Answer 11

@hartnn how did you know the 4question was right?

Answer 12

no @Wimsicle

Answer 13

yes, its correct, 4th is also right

Answer 14

how?

Answer 15

Can you provide explainations please? :/

Answer 16

yaa @hartnn plz

Answer 17

plzz @hartnn

Answer 18

do u know how to find corresponding sides and angles ?

Answer 19

Yes... I just chose the answer I did, on 4. since it didn't seem to correspond to the actual triangle angles given...

Answer 20

1) angleABD=angleCDB(GIVEN)
angleDBC=angleCBD(GIVEN)
BD=BD(COMMON)

Answer 21

OK @Wimsicle

Answer 22

2) question?

Answer 23

Yes... it's a question I need help on as well...

Answer 24

PBJ = TIM

so , take 1st 2 letters of each
PB=TI
then take next 2 letters
BJ=IM
then take 1st and 3rd letter
PJ=TM
thats how we get 'corresponding ' sides
same for corresponding angles

Answer 25

it's a imaginary question

Answer 26

from that ^ we can say that
PJ does not equal IM,
so 4th option is not justified

Answer 27

Imaginary??? It's just a question.

Answer 28

@mayankdevnani it is part of the assumption that when triangles ABC and PQR are congruent without a supporting figure, the corresponding angles that are congruent are A and P, B and Q, and C and R.

Answer 29

So my answers were correct?

Answer 30

yes, all are correct

Answer 31

i say yes, too.

Answer 32

Thank you all.

Answer 33

welcome ^_^