It seems there are always three pairs: SSS, side side side; SAS, side angle side; ASA, angle side angle.
For a right triangle (HL, LL) it seems there are only two items needed, but that's because we already know one angle (it's right).
Once we have congruent triangles, all the corresponding parts are congruent. That's three sides and and three vertices, so I'd answer six. Of course almost everything about the triangles is the same, the area, the perimeter, etc.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
(-5/7) / (2/4).....when dividing fractions, flip what ur dividing by, then multiply
-5/7 * 4/2 =
-20/14 reduces to - 10/7 or - 1 3/7
True
A quadrilateral is a square when all the side lengths are congruent, and the interior angles are also congruent.
So that statement is true
Hope this helps :)
Answer:
sure .
Step-by-step explanation:
I answer and then give me brainliest. sorry I am being rude
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