Please help I have 3 questions.

Mathematics

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sweet-ann [11.9K]2 years ago

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Question 1:
The two triangles that are congruent by ASA are PQR and VXW (It should be).
ASA congruence are two angles with the side between the two angles being congruent.
Since I don't see any of the answer choices that match this, the second choice is most likely the answer. There might be typo.

Question 2:
One of the correct triangles if flipped to make it harder.
The answers are CAB and FED (since that the only choice with "matching" letters), or the third choice.

Question 3:
In order to prove this triangle is congruent by ASA, T must be congruent to S.
We know that Q is congruent to Q for both triangles.
The first choice is the answer.

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