Question

Can anyone tell me if this proof is SAS??? PLEASE!

Answer 1

Well, lets see it.

Answer 2

refer to the reasons of (2) and (3): angle bisector (that mean 2 As)
refer to reason (4), clearly it's referring to a side (S)
that means it's either SAA, ASA or AAS.

Answer 3

refer to the choices, AAS

Answer 4

I thought it was ASA but I got that wrong

Answer 5

wait

Answer 6

there is no choice for ASA lol

Answer 7

a much better way would be drawing them out

Answer 8

oh you provided the diagram

Answer 9

Im leaning towards SAS but this stuff is so confussing as soon as i think I get it I figure out im clueless

Answer 10

oh maybe in his mind AAS is just the same as ASA. (interchangeable i think)
NB: JUST I THINK

Answer 11

I didn't learn about AAS or SSS is AAS the same as ASA?

Answer 12

i really don't know sorry

Answer 13

It's ok thanks for trying

Answer 14

I think SAS defined is angles that are congruent are formed by the corresponding sides of the triangle that are congruent.

Answer 15

@SnuggieLad @Cupcakescankill any ideas?

Answer 16

Okay don't quote me but I did geometry last year and I THINK it is SAS.
Especially since there are lines on the sides of the triangle to show congruency.
My backing comes from:
http://www.mathwarehouse.com/geometry/congruent_triangles/side-angle-side-postulate.php

Answer 17

thank you

Answer 18

is something wrong with open study again? can't fan or give medals today. :/

Answer 19

Yup, everything is red :P. Its fine though I don't need a medal I'm not sure if that's the right answer.

Answer 20

oh yes sorry above is right

Answer 21

i'm so bad at geometry :/

Answer 22

why is geometry harder than algebra i thought this stuff was going to get easier my brain doesn't work like this :P