Lesson Example Discussion Quiz: Class Homework |
Step-1 |
Title: |
Grade: 10-a Lesson: S2-L1 |
Explanation: |
From \$\triangleAOD\$ and \$\triangleCOB\$
We can observe that
\begin{align}
AO = BO \\
OD = OC \\
\end{align}
Also angles, \$\angle AOD\$ and \$\angle BOC\$.
Since angles, \$\angle AOD\$ and \$\angle BOC\$ form a pair of vertically opposite angles, we have
\begin{align} \angle AOD = \angle BOC \\ \end{align}
So, \begin{align} \triangle AOD \cong \triangle BOC \\ \end{align}
Henced proved that \$\triangleAOD\$ and \$\cong\$ \$\triangleBOC\$ by the SAS congruence rule.
From \$\triangleAOD\$ and \$\triangleCOB\$
We can observe that
Steps | Statment | Solution |
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1 |
Given |
From \$\triangleAOD and \triangleCOB\$ we can observe that |
2 |
Side of triangles |
AO = BO and OD = OC |
3 |
Angles |
\$\angleAOD and \angleBOC\$ |
4 |
Since angles, \$angleAOD and angleBOC\$ from a pair vertically opposite angles we have |
|
5 |
So |
\$\angleAOD and \angleBOC\$ |
6 |
Congruency |
\$\triangle AOD \cong \triangle BOC\$ |
7 |
Prove that |
Henced prove that \$\triangleAOD\$ and \$\cong\$ \$\triangleBOC\$ by the SAS congruence rule. |
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