Exactly that's why I always think of it that you need to know that there's at least 1 side that's congruent, to know for certain they're congruent triangles, which is why ASA is the same as AAS, it's basically 3 angles and a side since if 2 angles are congruent the third will definitely be congruent as well
iSoSceleS when he mentioned he forgets how to spell that word, i remembered i forget about the SSS law if you look at the word iSoSceleS like this, you remember it has 3 S's and that reminds me of the SSS law!
What do I do if only one side of the triangle has an indicator (aka the little line on the side that determines if a side is congruent) Wasn't sure what it was called
On the second equation, we can also use the AAA axiom:
Given: m
Be careful that the AAA axiom could prove only that the shapes are similar as the angles measure don’t relate to the lengths of sides
Exactly that's why I always think of it that you need to know that there's at least 1 side that's congruent, to know for certain they're congruent triangles, which is why ASA is the same as AAS, it's basically 3 angles and a side since if 2 angles are congruent the third will definitely be congruent as well
Another bonus about this is that in both cases we can also prove that the side AD does 3 things, bisects
iSoSceleS
when he mentioned he forgets how to spell that word,
i remembered i forget about the SSS law
if you look at the word iSoSceleS like this, you remember it has 3 S's and that reminds me of the SSS law!
I have NVR heard of DAT rule.
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This is my homework video anyone else?
Do you have a vid about Functions ?
Well look's like someone will not pass today at math class
yea we all know who it is......... its you
in one of my sum its vertical triangle is given which is 45° ..and both legs are of 5 cm..need to construct triangle .pls help
What do I do if only one side of the triangle has an indicator (aka the little line on the side that determines if a side is congruent)
Wasn't sure what it was called
You just look at it and try and see if they look the same length
7:00 we can also use an angle bisector which bisects angle BAC right?
Albert Mendoza no
Albert Mendoza, Yes
asin(AD / AC) = ACD = asin(AD / AB) = ABD, AC = AC
He means that he needs as many brain cells as khanacademy's brain.
dont understand it still.
Which part don't you understand?
@@yeagerkid the math part
@@bambiii787 fair enough
ACD sounds like a disease.
is your pic the rock.
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sss doesnt prove congruency it porves similarity
Its Sphinx no it DOES prove congruency
acab!