Question 5 • Geometry
Nessa can use the given angles B and C (both right angles) with the given side BC, which lies between those angles, to prove congruence by ASA. For AAS, Roberto needs the angle at A instead of the angle at C: since angles B and N are congruent and angles C and M are congruent, the third angle theorem shows that angles A and Q are congruent. Then BC and NM are a non-included corresponding side, so the proof uses AAS.
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