Question

CHECK PLEASE

Answer 1

check :D

Answer 2

I think its A or D (your answer)

Answer 3

you have to look at the angles, it looks like the opposite side same corner angles al match. Then you have to look at the explanations like the ______ property of ______

Answer 4

@DanJS what do you think?

Answer 5

It is missing something.. one sec

Answer 6

you should say the diagonal AC = AC from reflexive property,
before stating congruent triangles by angle side angle

Answer 7

They said congruent because of ASA, but never defined AC as part of both triangles as the side

Answer 8

Trying to prove oposite sides are equal... they draw diagonal and equate angles 1 to 1 and 2 to 2

Also need to state AC=AC --reflexive

then you can call the two triangles congruent by ASA

Answer 9

you see ?

Answer 10

@DanJS YES and no. So what I'm seeing is that its not D

Answer 11

@DanJS

Answer 12

The thing starts with a parallelogram, and you need to show the opposite sides are equal...

1)States Sides are parallel - property of parallelogram
2)both pairs of diagonal angles are equal - alternate interior angles
2a)
3) The two triangles are congruent... - angle-side-angle

Answer 13

is it A? because the angle is interior?

Answer 14

they jumped to the step 3, and never said what sides are congruent first in the triangle, need step

2a) AC = AC reflexive property

Answer 15

I honestly just want a straight forward answer because I am sorta lost

Answer 16

need to state AC=AC before you can say the triangles are congruent from angle-side-angle

Answer 17

So they are congruent by the reflexive property

Answer 18

So its C?

Answer 19

@DanJS

Answer 20

yeah C.

Answer 21

THANK YOU1 IM SO SORRY FOR THE TROUBLE DAN <3

Answer 22

no trouble, just trying to explain it so you can see where the answer comes from....