Question

math

Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

i think that it is C bc as long as they r on opposite sides of the transversal you should be good

Answer 3

@AngeI

Answer 4

Stuff like this is my weakness bc if it seemed too much I never paid attention
And just like too many formulas and i dont have a good memory
Im sorry hun

Answer 5

Oh okay its okay @Gdeinward ?

Answer 6

@Vocaloid I would really appreciate your help

Answer 7

It is not C

For the first blank, they already defined it for you
Use the same angles used for statement 3

Also this is proving by SAS. SSA is not a theorem.

Answer 8

B?

Answer 9

No

Answer 10

Oh im sorry I didnt pay attention,

so its A

Answer 11

Ya

Answer 12

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Answer 13

They defined 2 sides for us

- This might not come to mind but if a triangle shares a side with another, then you probably want to define it as well

In this case both triangles share side with the transversal (or \(\overline{RT}\))

- We have defined 3 sides here

Answer 14

so D?

Answer 15

Yeah

Answer 16

im gonna make a new post