what other information do you need to prove the triangles congruent using SAS congruence?

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tkhunny · Answer

That makes no sense.  If you have SAS, you're done.

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

go to this web site and it will help you big time i got a high score on the math part of the sat because i went to this site http://www.regentsprep.org/regents/math/geometry/GP4/BegTriPrf.htm

nikato · Answer

Ok so u have those two sides congruent and XZ=XZ by reflexive. So tat means u have 2 pair of sides congruent. What do u need in order for it to be sAs

anonymous · Answer

@DemolisionWolf do you know?

tkhunny · Answer

I see.  You have the sides.  You need the angles.

anonymous · Answer

an angle @nikato

solomonzelman · Answer

@tkhunny, please don't be so strict to newcomers.

If you have SAS or SSS or ASA they triangles are congruent.

anonymous · Answer

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nikato · Answer

@historylover yup

tkhunny · Answer

@SolomonZelman   I don't understand what that means.  Move on.

anonymous · Answer

so do i need to know 
<WXY~<XYW?
the ~ means = that over it i cant type it on my keyboard

anonymous · Answer

yes

nikato · Answer

It's actually WXZ=YXZ

solomonzelman · Answer

I need to rephrase what I said, sorry. Someone new comes to openstudy, asks a question, and first thing he sees is that someone tells him that the question makes no sense.
Not the best impression.

solomonzelman · Answer

Actually not as new, but still.....

anonymous · Answer

i just started openstudy today...very helpful! :)

solomonzelman · Answer

Sorry for all this misconception....

anonymous · Answer

and @nikato thats what i have written i just typed them in wrong

nikato · Answer

Oh ok sorry. Just making sure. So I just typed it anyway