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2 years ago

Help please!! I would appreciate it ❤️

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sweet [91]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. a, b, d, e

2. c. Triangles ABE and BAD are congruent

d. Triangles AED and BDE are congruent

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Trapezoid is a quadrilateral which has two parallel opposite sides. Isosceles trapezoid has congruent legs.

Consider all options:

a. Sides AE and BD are congruent (by definition of isosceles trapezoid) - true

b. Sides AB and ED are parallel (by definition of trapezoid) - true

c. AB is not congruent to ED (AB and ED are trapezoid's bases, they are never congruent) - false

d. AE is congruent to BD as legs of isosceles trapezoid - true

e. AB is parallel to ED as bases of trapezoid - true

2. Consider all options:

a. Triangles ABE and DBE are not congruent (ABE is obtuse triangle, DBE is acute triangle)

b. Triangles ABD and DAE are not congruent (ABD is obtuse triangle, DAE is acute triangle)

c. Triangles ABE and BAD are congruent by SAS postulate

d. Triangles AED and BDE are congruent by SAS postulate

e. Triangles EAB and EDB are not congruent (EAB is obtuse triangle, EDB is acute triangle)

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