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OpenStudy (chicatica11):

HELP!!!

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

@ChrisHogan

OpenStudy (chrishogan):

Hmm..

OpenStudy (chrishogan):

So it's asking if it's approximately equal to?

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

i have no idea im soo confused

OpenStudy (chrishogan):

And it's asking you to make a T chart explaining why they're alike?

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

yeah i think so

OpenStudy (chrishogan):

Well Two-Column proof is a T chart so.

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

like i got the first one

OpenStudy (chrishogan):

Alright, what've you got?

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

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OpenStudy (chicatica11):

the easy part haha

OpenStudy (chrishogan):

Haha

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

so that is all i have...

OpenStudy (chrishogan):

@welshfella can you help her with this, I'm piled up helping others.

OpenStudy (chicatica11):

okay thanks :)

OpenStudy (welshfella):

I'm afraid I might misguide you if i try this one. Geometry in UK is quite a bit different to the US.

OpenStudy (welshfella):

what i can tell you is that as CM is perpendicular to AB then angles 1 and 2 are equal (both 90 degrees). Also the side CM is common to both triangles. So in UK method we would say that triangles CAM and CBM are congruent due to 2 angles and corresponding side.

OpenStudy (welshfella):

- the 2 equal angles are 3 and 4 (given) and 1 and 2.

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