Geometry 4.6 Proving Right Triangles Congruence
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Proof. Complete the proof for reasons 3.______________and 4._____________________-
293. HL Theorem and 4. Symmetric Property
3. HH Theorem and 4. Reflexive Property
3. HL Theorem and 4. Reflexive Property
3. Reflexive Property and 4. HL Theorem
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- Q1
Proof. Complete the proof for reasons 3.______________and 4._____________________-
3. HL Theorem and 4. Symmetric Property
3. HH Theorem and 4. Reflexive Property
3. HL Theorem and 4. Reflexive Property
3. Reflexive Property and 4. HL Theorem
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What is the correct reasoning for statement 1?
Reflexive
HL Theorem
CPTCP
Given
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What is the correct reasoning for question 2?
Given
Reflexive Property
HL Theorem
Corresponding Parts of Congruent Triangle are Congruent
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What is the correct reasoning for statement 1?
Hypotenuse Leg Theorem
Given
Definition of Right Triangles
Reflexive Property
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Proof. Complete reasons 2._______ 3.___________and 5.___________.
2. Definition of perpendicular lines 3. Given and 5. HL Theorem
2. Definition of parallel lines 3. Given and 5. HL Theorem
2. Definition of perpendicular lines 3. SSS and 5. HL Theorem
2. Definition of perpendicular lines 3. Given and 5. HA Theorem
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- Q7
For which situation could you immediately prove using the HL Theorem
II Only
III Only
II and III Only
I Only
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Is there enough information to conclude that the two triangles are congruent? If so, what is a correct congruence statement?
No. the triangles cannot be proven congruent
Yes,
Yes
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Proof. The following reasons include: 2.______________, 5_____________and 7._____________________-
2. Segment Dissector 5. Definition of Right Angles and 7. HL Theorem
2. Segment Bisector 5. Definition of Right Angles and 7. HE Theorem
2. Segment Bisector 5. Definition of Acute Angles and 7. HL Theorem
2. Segment Bisector 5. Definition of Right Angles and 7. HL Theorem
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What is the correct reasoning for statement 2?
HL Theorem
Given
Reflexive
CPTCP
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What is the correct reasoning for statement 3?
Given
Reflexive
HL Theorem
CPTCP
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What is the correct reasoning for statement 4?
Given
HL Theorem
Reflexive
CPTCP
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What is the correct reasoning for statement 5?
CPCTC
Reflexive
HL Theorem
Given
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What is the correct reasoning for question 3?
Given
Corresponding Parts of Congruent Triangle are Congruent
HL Theorem
Reflexive
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What is the correct reasoning for question 4?
Given
HL Theorem
Reflexive
Corresponding Parts of Congruent Triangle are Congruent
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What is the correct reasoning for statement 2?
Hypotenuse Leg Theorem
Given
Definition of Right Triangles
Reflexive Property
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What is the correct reasoning for statement 3?
Reflexive Property
Hypotenuse Leg Theorem
Given
Definition of Right Triangles
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What is the correct reasoning for statement 4?
Hypotenuse Leg Theorem
Reflexive Property
Given
Definition of Right Triangles
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