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3/17/21-SSS & SAS Postulates

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16 questions
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Which of the following are the two triangle congruency statements that we learned today?

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Are the following triangles congruent? If so, select the answer that provides the congruency theorem supporting this. If no, select not congruent.

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Are the following triangles congruent? If so, select the answer that provides the congruency theorem supporting this. If no, select not congruent.


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Are the following triangles congruent? If so, select the answer that provides the congruency theorem supporting this. If no, select not congruent.

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Are the following triangles congruent? If so, select the answer that provides the congruency theorem supporting this. If no, select not congruent.

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Are the following triangles congruent? If so, select the answer that provides the congruency theorem supporting this. If no, select not congruent.

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Are the following triangles congruent? If so, select the answer that provides the congruency theorem supporting this. If no, select not congruent.

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Are the following triangles congruent? If so, select the answer that provides the congruency theorem supporting this. If no, select not congruent.

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Are the following triangles congruent? If so, select the answer that provides the congruency theorem supporting this. If no, select not congruent.

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Are the following triangles congruent? If so, select the answer that provides the congruency theorem supporting this. If no, select not congruent.

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Are the following triangles congruent? If so, select the answer that provides the congruency theorem supporting this. If no, select not congruent.

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What is the correct congruency statement for:

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Choose the postulate makes these triangles congruent and what is the correct congruency statement?

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Choose which postulate would be used to show congruency AND which set of letters gives a correct congruency statement: (note if congruency isn't possible, then choose, 'not congruent')

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Choose which postulate would be used to show congruency AND which set of letters gives a correct congruency statement: (note if congruency isn't possible, then choose, 'not congruent')

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Choose which postulate would be used to show congruency AND which set of letters gives a correct congruency statement: (note if congruency isn't possible, then choose, 'not congruent')