Question

need help don't understand this ?

Answer 1

Which congruence statement does NOT necessarily describe the triangles shown if (triangle)ABCequal to triangle) FGH

Answer 2

Where is the ABC triangle?

Answer 3

sorry its DEF and FGH

Answer 4

May be, you have some options to solve the problem. Could you post them?

Answer 5

ok I shall

Answer 6

FDE=FGH
EFD=GHF
FED=HGF

Answer 7

its o the first one I got that wrong

Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

These triangles are congruent; which means that they have identical shape and size. What can be said for these triangles is that they aren't equilateral triangles. This means that that all the angles in the two aren't the same. So therefore FDE cannot equal FGH. Looking at these triangles, it can also be said that they are indeed isosceles. This means that the bottom two angles of both triangles are equal to each other. This means that EFD=GHF. And because they are isosceles, the top two angles also have to be the same in both triangles. So therefore; FED=HGF.

Answer 11

Understand?

Answer 12

yes thank you

Answer 13

can you help me with some more

Answer 14

Yeah. Go for it.

Answer 15

What else must you know to prove the triangles congruent by ASA? By SAS?

Answer 16

You can do it by SAS because this shape is a parallelogram and the two sides can be seen as equal and the side in the middle is also the same. Also the angles are the same so therefore SAS is satisfied.

Answer 17

oh! ok thank you so much ! I appreciate it I made an 70 on this practice test the first time thanks

Answer 18

Practice will get you that 100%. So keep at it!