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PandaSurvive:

Please help

PandaSurvive:

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PandaSurvive:

@Vocaloid do you think you could help when you have a moment?

Vocaloid:

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Vocaloid:

|dw:1518737290040:dw| for the first blank, it is stating that these two pairs of angles are equal - what do we call these types of angles?

Vocaloid:

second blank - since we have the big triangle and the small triangle with two pairs of equal angles, simply state that the big triangle and small triangle are similar via aa

Vocaloid:

third blank - notice how they are simply splitting up the big segments into smaller segments - which theorem states that the big segments are a sum of their component segments?

PandaSurvive:

My apologizes, I forgot to post the choices v.v

PandaSurvive:

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Vocaloid:

|dw:1518738915996:dw| well, let's take a look at the first blank again - are these two pairs of angles "corresponding" or "alternate interior"?

PandaSurvive:

alternate interior" I believe

Vocaloid:

for alternate interior they'd have to be on opposite (alternating) sides of the line since the <1 and <4 are in the same relative position/orientation, we say these are corresponding so first blank -> corresponding

Vocaloid:

then for blank 2 which statement is saying that the big triangle and small triangle are similar?

PandaSurvive:

ACE~BCD

Vocaloid:

awesome, so that's blank 2 for blank 3 - which postulate states that a segment length is equal to the sum of its component segments?

PandaSurvive:

segment addition postulate

Vocaloid:

good, so that's your third blank

PandaSurvive:

Thank you Voca, if you do not mind helping me I have one more.

Vocaloid:

sure

PandaSurvive:

I will open a new post and tag you c:

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