Question

Help @Will.H

Answer 1

We are shown that two sides are congruent to each other....In between those sides we have vertical angles. Vertical Angle theorem states that two angles (that are vertical to each other) created by intersecting lines are congruent. So the two vertical angles are congruent. So we have two congruent sides with an angle in between that are congruent. Which postulate would it be?

Answer 2

Is it SSS

Answer 3

@563blackghost

Answer 4

Not quite. I stated `two sides are congruent` that is what we are only shown. We can not just assume that the third side is congruent to the corresponding one so it would not be SSS. `The angle in between the congruent sides is congruent to the vertical angle` this would mean we know ONE congruent angle since they share congruent sides and are vertical. So we determined this by a side then the angle and then the side.

Answer 5

bruce what you dont understand from these above wrote by black ?

Answer 6

this is very clearly

Answer 7

there are two congruent sides and the angle between formed is congruent too

so in this way what postulate will result ?

Answer 8

@HanaMalik sorry but i dont sending you message bc. my submit button is blocked

Answer 9

bruce this is clearly now ?

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

ok. good luck

bye bye