Suppose △abc≅△xyz. what is the corresponding congruent part for each segment or angle?​

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Hi there!

We're given that ΔABC≅ΔXYZ

When two triangles are congruent, their corresponding parts are congruent

Because of that, it means vertex A in ΔABC is congruent to vertex X in ΔXYZ, vertex B is congruent to vertex Y, and vertex C is congruent to vertex Z

Since we don't have a picture of the triangles given, we can use the names of the triangles to find the corresponding parts

so, to find the corresponding congruent angle to <BCA:

B is the first letter in the angle, and the corresponding letter in ΔXYZ is Y.

C is the second letter in the angle, and the corresponding letter is Z.

A is the last letter in the angle, and the corresponding letter is X

so that means <YZX is congruent to <BCA

now let's do the same for <ZYX

Z is the first letter in the angle, and the corresponding letter that's in the same place in ΔABC is C

Y is the second letter in the angle, and the corresponding letter is B

X is the last letter in the angle, and the corresponding letter is A

So that means <CBA is congruent to <ZYX

Now to find corresponding sides:

We can still use the names of the triangles, ΔABC and ΔXYZ

so to find the corresponding side to AB,

in ΔABC, AB makes up the first and second letter of the name of the triangle

The corresponding side must also make up the first and second letter of the name of the triangle

in ΔXYZ, the letters X and Y make up the first and second letter

so that means XY must be corresponding to AB

finally,

we need to find the segment congruent to YZ

in ΔXYZ, YZ makes up the second and third letter of the name of the triangle

the corresponding side must also make up the second and third letter of the name of the triangle

in ΔABC,  the letters B and C make up the second and third letter in the triangle

So that means BC must be congruent to YZ

Hope this helps!

first one because it can't have a fraction in it

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