Question

http://prntscr.com/co0zub yolo

Answer 1

so we're given a hypotenuse

Answer 2

so that strikes me right away. And we have a right angle.

Answer 3

so @ILovePuppiesLol what do you think it is?

@Blondie_B23 please don't provide direct answers without offering some type of explanation first. Thank you :)

Answer 4

it can't be SAS twice in a row

Answer 5

*cough* recall the H-L rule

Answer 6

im so confused

Answer 7

the H-L theorem is the hypotenuse leg theorem. It states that any two triangles that have a congruent hypotenuse and a corresponding, congruent leg are congruent triangles

Answer 8

yeah, clearly true

Answer 9

thats what i picked

Answer 10

yep. nice job

Answer 11

http://prntscr.com/co114z

Answer 12

last one

Answer 13

well the proofs directly tell us that there are two equal angles and one side

Answer 14

A

Answer 15

See Statement's 3, 4, and 5

Answer 16

Does that make sense? and yup!

Answer 17

the first one was AAS instead of H~L and their was AAS instead of ASA, i got a 60 :(

Answer 18

the very first one i asked, in the first post, and the one on this post

Answer 19

oh dang. That's probably because the hypotenuse wasn't actually marked as being equivalent. Remember how we were debating whether it would be H-L or AAS

Answer 20

:(

Answer 21

Wait, what was the other one that was wrong? the very last problem on this post?

Answer 22

The first problem in this post is definitely HL.
The second problem is AAS.

Answer 23

@Jamierox4ev3r got them both correct.

Answer 24

@mathstudent55 those were the answers that we came up with as well. So it's a little hard to see what when wrong