hm. not quite, they don't tell you anything about how big the triangles, just because they look the same size doesn't mean they are
try looking for a pair of congruent vertical angles
princeevee:
so D?
Vocaloid:
good
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OR congruent to RO is symmetric not reflexive
between C and D which one do you think is the better descriptor?
princeevee:
d again?
Vocaloid:
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these are a very specific set of angles called alternate interior angles, it has nothing to do with the triangle sum theory since we don't know any of the angle measurements
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congruent complement would be two sets of angles that add up to 180
notice how you already have two congruent sets of angles marked on the triangles
so the remaining third angle must also be congruent
princeevee:
so it's C
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Vocaloid:
yes
I'm gonna head off now
princeevee:
oh, alright.
princeevee:
@Vocaloid wait, you gonna get off now or was that for a quick second?