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Sarah10:

Need help

Vocaloid:

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Vocaloid:

do you remember what types of angles these are called?

Vocaloid:

starts with a c

Sarah10:

congrunt?

Vocaloid:

for parallel lines cut by a transversal, we classify them as vertical, alternate exterior, etc. these particular angles are called "corresponding angles" since they're in the same orientation with respect to the parallel lines/transversal

Vocaloid:

so the statement could be something like "corresponding angles are congruent"

Vocaloid:

for 3) we have two triangles with two congruent angles, do you remember which theory states that these would be similar?

Vocaloid:

good, so 3) could be AA similarity postulate

Vocaloid:

for 4) the theorem that states these particular ratios are equivalent is the triangle proportionality theorem (kind of just have to know/memorize this)

Sarah10:

oh yea

Vocaloid:

for 5) which theorem states that a larger segment is the sum of its component segments?

Sarah10:

im only thinking Pythagorean but im not sure

Vocaloid:

should be segment addition postulate (just have to know this)

Vocaloid:

6) they are plugging in the expressions from 5 into 4, this would be substitution property of equality

Vocaloid:

9) they're subtracting 1 from each side, which property is this?

Sarah10:

subtraction property

Vocaloid:

good, and that's it I believe

Sarah10:

thank you so much !!

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