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2 years ago

Given SD HT; SH=ST prove SHD= STD

Mathematics

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Natalka [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

Δ SHD ≅ Δ STD (By SAS)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

SD⊥HT

SH=ST

Prove:

Δ SHD ≅ Δ STD

Computation:

SH=ST (Given)

SD = SD (Common)

∠SHD = ∠SDT (right angle) (SD⊥HT)

So,

Δ SHD ≅ Δ STD (By SAS)

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