Exercises A.Use the given information to decide whether there is An Sss, SAS, ASA, SAA, H-L, L-L, LA, HA corresporndence. Are the triangles necessarily congruent? 1. Given: RE OI, EJ e TG, and ZE 21 2. Given: JR m GO, I G And RE O1 3. Glven: ZR aN 0, G and [B a GI 4. Given: R 0, G, and ZE I 5. Given: I ZG, ZR 20, and JR GO 6. Given: m ZE mzl = 90, ZR 20, and JR GO

Exercises A.Use the given information to decide whether there is An Sss, SAS, ASA, SAA, H-L, L-L, LA, HA corresporndence. Are the triangles necessarily congruent? 1. Given: RE OI, EJ e TG, and ZE 21 2. Given: JR m GO, I G And RE O1 3. Glven: ZR aN 0, G and [B a GI 4. Given: R 0, G, and ZE I 5. Given: I ZG, ZR 20, and JR GO 6. Given: m ZE mzl = 90, ZR 20, and JR GO

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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ChapterP: Preliminary Concepts

SectionP.2: Statements And Reasoning

Problem 51E: In Exercises 51 to 54, use Venn diagrams to determine whether the argument is valid or not valid. 1....

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