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help

Answer 1

Hello. What's your question?

Answer 2

We can't do your entire homework for you. What are you having trouble with?

Answer 3

WITH THE POWER OF LOVE YOU WILL FIND THE SOLUTION TO EVERY DOUBT IN YOUR MIND

Answer 4

well what do you need help with?

Answer 5

close the thread

Answer 6

yeah , close the question to get it off the main page

Answer 7

ok, name a number and ill help , same kind of stuff as yesterday

Answer 8

YOU CAN FIND YOUR WAY WITH THE POWER OF LOVE.

Answer 9

The congruence theorems are pg2 #17 - 20, that you can use to prove congruent

Answer 10

For a) the two triangles share that side AC so that is equal to itself, and all three sides are the same, side-side side-SSS

Answer 11

b) same reason, SSS, DC = AB from rectangle property, AD=BC as marked, and the diagonal equals itself... side-side-side

Answer 12

you just need to look for one of those orders, ASA, SSS, SAS, AAS

Answer 13

c) you can use a number of them, SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, any really, since it is a rectangle you can show te angles and sides are equal

Answer 14

rectangles have equal opposite sides that are parallel, the angles are 90 at the corners, you can show these things from being a rectangle

Answer 15

all 3 corresponding sides are the same, and all 3 angles the same for both

Answer 16

for d) EB and BC are equal corresponding sides, (rotate one trignale 180 to line up the right sides) , angle C and E are marked the same corresponding angles, and you can also say, the angles at B are equal vertical angles, thus you have ASA

Answer 17

yes that could be shown

Answer 18

the quick thing to see here is that this has two equal sides, isocelese, and the angles across from equal sides are also equal....

Answer 19

then, just remember the angles for a triangle total 180 degrees

x + x + 68 = 180

Answer 20

2x = 180-68 = 112
x = 56

Answer 21

so for 32)

same idea, except they gave you equal angles, the sides across them are equal the same as the last triangle was

Answer 22

3x - 5 = x + 11
2x = 16
x=8

Answer 23

Where to now?

Answer 24

34 - 37 are just like ones from yesterday, you can re-read those on there

Answer 25

just remember 2 sides have to be greater than the third side for any sides of a triangle

Answer 26

okay

Answer 27

You good with the proof things like 30)

Answer 28

my pc died

Answer 29

okay

Answer 30

the proofs not very good at it

Answer 31

ill do that one real quick... those things include a bunch of the concepts from many other probs, so if you can do this , should be able to do most others

Answer 32

okay

Answer 33

For the most part, you start with somethign Given and go from there...
so the first line...

AT = GS; AT || GS -------> Givens