Question

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Answer 1

@dude

Answer 2

They're all the same

3x=180

Answer 3

so y =60

Answer 4

The angles are 60, yes

Answer 5

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Answer 6

@Vocaloid

Answer 7

@dude

Answer 8

Hmm they gave you parallel sides

They both share \(\overline{LK}\) which happens to be a transversal which means you can prove an angle

2 sides, 1 angle

Answer 9

so SSA?

Answer 10

SSA is not a theorem

Answer 11

SAS

Answer 12

but it says postulate not theorem

Answer 13

@dude

Answer 14

Postulate/theorem

SSA doesnt exist.

Answer 15

isnt it AAS