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Masteriza [31]
3 years ago
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If triangle MAS ≅ triangle TAR. Which of the statements could be false? A) segment MA ≅ segment TA Eliminate B) segment MA ≅ seg

ment SA C) ∠ ASM ≅ ∠ ART D) ∠ MAS ≅ ∠ TAR

Mathematics
1 answer:
BabaBlast [244]3 years ago
3 0
If triangle MAS ≅ triangle TAR, the statement that could be false is letter <span>B) segment MA ≅ segment SA.

This can be false because these two congruent triangles can be 2 scalene triangles. So, segment M</span>A can never be equal to segment SA. This can be true though, if and only if these triangles are isosceles triangles where 2 sides are equal. (See attached file to fully understand).

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