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Gucchi:
Eden is cutting two triangular tiles for her bathroom. She needs the tiles to be congruent but is not sure she is cutting them that way. Eden has ensured that one side of both tiles is congruent. Which pair of sides would Eden need to compare in order to make sure the triangles are congruent by HL?
segment AC and segment ED
segment AC and segment FD
segment BC and segment EF
segment BC and segment FD
3 years ago
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Gucchi:
3 years ago
Gucchi:
am i right with D?
3 years ago
Gucchi:
@jhonyy9
3 years ago
jhonyy9:
first of all what mean this HL ? do you know ?
3 years ago
jhonyy9:
on this diagram you see that is given side angle congruent
so what need be again ? there are right triangles
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Gucchi:
so you just have to compare both hypothenuses and see if they are congruent
3 years ago
Gucchi:
so she just needs to compare segment bc and segment fd
3 years ago
jhonyy9:
yes this is right but what mean HL ?
3 years ago
jhonyy9:
Which pair of sides would Eden need to compare in order to make sure the triangles are congruent by HL?
this is your question
3 years ago
Gucchi:
@jhonyy9 wrote:
Which pair of sides would Eden need to compare in order to make sure the triangles are congruent by HL?
this is your question
fd and bc right?
3 years ago
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jhonyy9:
i think this HL wan be hypotenuse - length
in this case congruent by AB = EF and BC = FD
my idea
3 years ago
Gucchi:
@jhonyy9 wrote:
i think this HL wan be hypotenuse - length
in this case congruent by AB = EF and BC = FD
my idea
true so D is the best option here right?
3 years ago
jhonyy9:
i think it so
3 years ago
Timmyspu:
@jhonyy9 wrote:
i think it so
I would agree
3 years ago
Gucchi:
thank you
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jhonyy9:
anytime
np
3 years ago
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