Question

Could someone please check my answer. I will attach the problem. Thank you very much!

Answer 1

I think it might be right

Answer 2

thanks :)

Answer 3

np

Answer 4

If you need any more help just tag me

Answer 5

ok great! thanks

Answer 6

This may sound trivial, but it's not ASA. It's actually AAS. That's the most direct theorem you'd use.

Notice how the angles are together and the side is not between the angles. If the side was between the two angles, then you'd use ASA.

Answer 7

okay, I was switching back and forth between C and D...thank you for explaining it