Question

triangle proof geometry

Answer 1

whats the question?

Answer 2

those are the questions

Answer 3

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Answer 4

@surjithayer

Answer 5

they should be able to help you :) @gar2d2

Answer 6

I don't know how to Explain how to do proofs, sorry :(

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Answer 8

AB=AD (given)
CA=EA (given)
<CAB=<EAD (vertically opposite angles )
Hence triangle ABC=triangle ADE (SAS=SAS)

Answer 9

NOTE = MEANS congruent to. i don't know how to write it.

Answer 10

<BCD=<EDC (given)
<BDC=<ECD (given)
CD=CD (common)
Triangle BCD=Triangle EDC (sss=sss)

Answer 11

thanks suriji this is really awful stuff i didnt expect geometry to have anything to do with things like this i thought it was going to be mainly area and measurements and stuff, but postulates and theorems really has me confused,

Answer 12

i really dont understand this , proof makes me want to kill myself

Answer 13

u still confuse in it ?

Answer 14

ill help u step by step in this geometry , but dnt kill ur self lol

Answer 15

yes i dont know what properties definitions or theorems are needed to solve these bad boys they are ruining me i am going crazy maybe im not trying hard enough i just wanta simple wayof looking at the figure and knowing what to do but it asks me so many steps i dont know exactly what im looking for

Answer 16

1. Given:
AB=AD
CA=EA
Prove:
triangle ABC= triangle ADE

Answer 17

lets start with this question ok ?
do u know what does congruent means ?

Answer 18

yes it means they are equal

Answer 19

ok then when two triangels are congruent ?

Answer 20

so dealing with these we are finding out why these figures are congruent? when they are both congruent they are the same

Answer 21

yess correct !
now there is 4 kind of congruent
SSS ( side, side , side)
SAS ( side , angle , side)
ASA( angle ,side, angle)
SSA ( only for right angels )
ok ?

Answer 22

nw u need to find if these two triangle are congruent lets see
ur given
AB=AD
CA=EA
ok ?

Answer 23

got this ?

Answer 24

yes adn they share the same angle a

Answer 25

so that would mean that it is sas

Answer 26

but what if the figure is like the figure in #5

Answer 27

wow this is kinda getting like clearer but the figures are really confusing sometimes

Answer 28

they dnt share the angle we say that
< CAB=< DAE couse they are VERTICALS angles