Answer:
False
SAS = This stands for Side Angle Side congruency theorem
Step-by-step explanation:
Question 1.)
If any of the 2 angles of any triangle is congruent to any of the 2 angles of the other triangle, then this would be true. Let's find the measure of ∠R and ∠G:
=> ∠G = 180 - (98 + 30)
∠G = 52
=> ∠R = 180 - (98 + 26)
∠R = 56
Now we know that Angles of ΔHIG are 30, 98, and 52, and Angles of ΔSQR are 26, 98, and 56. 2 angles of 1 triangle are not congruent 2 angles of the other triangle, <u>therefore the triangles aren't congruent.</u>
Question 2.)
<u>SAS congruency is used</u> since an angle and it's 2 adjacent sides are given for each triangle.
Hope this helps!
