Can someone please help me finish this problem? Will fan and medal
@DanJS
@narcissistic you can see that the 2 triangles SHARE the side at the bottom of the drawing THAT is the key to the proof you need (SAS) BTW you are unlikely to get useful help from @koolklue22 - be very careful of accepting anything he/she writes
Okay, but how do I write that?
Look into the Reflexive Property of Equality because it should help with this. Then look at what parts you have that are congruent.
You need to fill in one line of the table to show that the triangles are congruent by SAS rule. It already tells you that the 2 long sides and the angle are congruent. The other side is CI and is common to BOTH triangle so fill in the line saying CI is shared/equal/the SAME The last empty space is SAS You must look at this and understand it - it is no use just copying what I write. If 2 triangles have two sides and the included angle which are congruent, then the triangles are congruent (SAS rule)
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