4.4 Proving Triangles are Congruent by ASA and AAS Definite ASA and AAS
Angle-Side-Angle (ASA) If two angles and a side between them are congruent in two different triangles, then the triangles are congruent. Since
Angle-Angle-Side If two angles and a side not between them are congruent in two different triangles, then the triangles are congruent. Since
Are The Triangles congruent?
Given: M is the midpoint of Prove:
Given: M is the midpoint of Prove: #2. #2. Def. of Midpoint #3. #3. AAS
Given: M is the midpoint of Prove: #2. #2. Def. of Midpoint #3. #3. AAS
Given: M is the midpoint of Prove: #2. #2. Def. of Midpoint #3. #3. AAS
Given: M is the midpoint of Prove: #2. #2. Def. of Midpoint #3. #3. AAS
Given: M is the midpoint of Prove: #2. #2. Def. of Midpoint #3. #3. AAS
Given: Prove: #1. #1. Given #2. #2. Def of Angle Bisector #3. #3. Reflexive #4. #4. ASA
Given: Prove: #1. #1. Given #2. #2. Def of Angle Bisector #3. #3. Reflexive #4. #4. ASA
Given: Prove: #1. #1. Given #2. #2. Def of Angle Bisector #3. #3. Reflexive #4. #4. ASA
Given: Prove: #1. #1. Given #2. #2. Def of Angle Bisector #3. #3. Reflexive #4. #4. ASA
Given: Prove: #1. #1. Given #2. #2. Def of Angle Bisector #3. #3. Reflexive #4. #4. ASA
Given: Prove: #1. #1. Given #2. #2. Def of Angle Bisector #3. #3. Reflexive #4. #4. ASA
Given: Prove: #1. #1. Given #2. #2. Def of Angle Bisector #3. #3. Reflexive #4.
Given: Prove: #1. #1. Given #2. #2. Def of Angle Bisector #3. #3. Reflexive #4. #4. ASA
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