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YS is the perpendicular bisector of XYZ and YS is a shared side of XYS and ZYS. which of the following must be congrent in order to verify that XYS= ZYS?

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Answer:

XS ZS

Explanation:

YS is the perpendicular bisector of XYZ and YS is a shared side of XYS and ZYS. which-example-1
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Answer:

The triangles SYX and SYZ are congrient so by CPCTC
XY\cong YZ,
XS\cong ZS and
\angle X\cong \angle Z.

Explanation:

Given information: YS is the perpendicular bisector of XYZ.

In triangle YXS and triangle YSZ,


\angle SYX=\angle SYZ (YS is the perpendicular bisector of XYZ)


YS=YS (Common side, Reflexive property)


\angle YSX=\angle YSZ=90^(\circ) (YS is the perpendicular bisector of XYZ)

By ASA postulate,


\triangle SYX\cong \angle SYZ

The corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent. so,


XY\cong YZ


XS\cong ZS


\angle X\cong \angle Z

YS is the perpendicular bisector of XYZ and YS is a shared side of XYS and ZYS. which-example-1
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