Question

read the sentences below, filling in the blanks with items from this list. each item will be used once. base sas angle with given size segment with given length from point asa compass intersect two objects sss asa sss the method requiring two sides and the included angle to construct a triangle is the method that uses three sides to construct a triangle is the method that requires one side and the two adjacent angles is in geogebra, the tool used to draw a segment of a specific length is called the tool in geogebra used to create specific angles is the the geogebra tool used to find where two arcs or lines intersect is the method often used in surveying and navigation is the method commonly applied in architectural design for specific angle requirements is the bottom side of a triangle is called the the geogebra tool that helps to draw arcs is known as the

Explanation:

• For the first blank, the Side - Angle - Side (SAS) criterion requires two sides and the included angle to construct a triangle.
• The Side - Side - Side (SSS) criterion uses three sides to construct a triangle, so it fits the second blank.
• The Angle - Side - Angle (ASA) criterion needs one side and the two adjacent angles, which is for the third blank.
• In GeoGebra, the "Segment with Given Length from Point" tool is used to draw a segment of a specific length (fourth blank).
• The "Angle with Given Size" tool in GeoGebra is for creating specific angles (fifth blank).
• The "Intersect Two Objects" tool in GeoGebra finds where two arcs or lines intersect (sixth blank).
• ASA is often used in surveying and navigation (seventh blank).
• SAS is commonly applied in architectural design for specific angle requirements (eighth blank).
• The bottom side of a triangle is called the base (ninth blank).
• The compass in GeoGebra helps to draw arcs (tenth blank).

Answer:

1. SAS
2. SSS
3. ASA
4. Segment with Given Length from Point
5. Angle with Given Size
6. Intersect Two Objects
7. ASA
8. SAS
9. base
10. Compass