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babygirlAzia:

In the figure, ∆ALM ≅ ∆BLM by Side-Angle-Side (SAS). Which angles are congruent by CPCTC? ∠MLA ≅ ∠LMB ∠ALM ≅ ∠BML ∠LAM ≅ ∠LBM ∠BLA ≅ ∠AMB

Extrinix:

Do you understand what CPCTC is?

babygirlAzia:

yes

Lul:

LAM ≅ ∠LBM is CPCTC ∠LMA ≅ ∠LMB should be right if your trying to get CPCTC

Extrinix:

Alright, so you know how \(\triangle ALM \cong \triangle BLM\) they both share 2 points ( \(L\) and \(M\) ) meaning that makes \(\angle\)A and \(\angle\)B similar angles, making \(\angle\)LAM \(\cong\) \(\angle\)LBM \(\angle\)LAM being \(\cong\) to \(\angle\)LBM makes all of the corresponding sides \(\cong\) to the other \(\triangle\)

jhonyy9:

maybe an image will help understanding more easy

jhonyy9:

CPCTC mean "Corresponding Parts of Congruent Triangles are Congruent"

York:

the third one cuz its congruent in the order in which the points are, if that makes sense; like, point A corresponds to B, L to L, and M to M. |dw:1619533043855:dw|

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