The question: " match each drawing with a triangle congruence postulate that can be used to prove the triangles are congruent, if any." Possible answers

Side angle side (SAS)

Angel side angle (ASA)

Hypotenuse leg (HL)

Not possible

1 : Hypotenuse leg (HL)

2: Angle side angle (ASA)

3: Side angle side (SAS)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

See attachment for triangles

Required

Determine the congruence postulate

Figure (1):

From the attachment;

--- The hypotenuse

--- One other leg

Since the hypotenuse and one other leg of both triangles are congruent, then the postulate is: HL

Figure (2):

From the attachment, we have:

--- Angle

---- Angle

The horizontal line that divides both triangles show that they have a congruent side.

Hence, the postulate is: ASA

Figure (3):

From the attachment, we have:

A pair of single marks (Side)

A pair of double marks (Side)

A pair of equal angles

Hence, the postulate is: SAS

right

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