Proving SAS

If two sides and the included angle of one triangle are congruent to two sides and the included angle of a second triangle, then the two triangles are congruent.

• False

• True

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The definition of an included angle is

• an angle formed by two sides of a triangle

• an angle that is acute

• an angle formed by two consecutive adjacent sides of a triangle

• a right angle

• ML≌MN and ∠LMP≌∠NMP

• ML≌MP and ∠LMP≌∠NMP

• ML≌MN and ∠LMP≌∠MNP

• MP≌MN and ∠PML≌∠PNM

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• FG≌JK
• ∠FGH≌∠JKH
• ∠GFH≌∠KJH
• ∠GHF≌∠KHJ

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• MP≌PM by the Reflexive Property
• LP≌NP by the Reflexive Property
• MP≌PM by the Symmetric Property
• LP≌NP by the Symmetric Property

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• Alternate Interior Angles
• Third Angle Theorem
• Vertical Angles
• They both have an "H"

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• Vertical Angles
• Symmetric Property
• Reflexive Property
• Transitive Property

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• AB≌BD
• AB≌CD
• BD≌CD
• ∠A≌∠C

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• ∠A≌∠C
• ∠B≌∠D
• ∠BAD≌∠DCB
• ∠ADB≌∠CBD

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• Reflexive Property
• Symmetric Property
• Transitive Property
• You probably should learn this property!

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