Question

1. select all that apply: a matching number of tick marks on two sides (line segments) means the length of the sides are equal measure the two sides are corresponding parts the sides are congruent the length of the side is the number of tick marks

Explanation:

• In geometry, tick marks on sides of a figure (like a triangle) are used to denote specific properties.
• When two sides have the same number of tick marks, it means those sides are congruent (equal in length). So, the fact that the number of tick marks on two sides (line segments) is the same indicates that the sides are congruent.

Answer:

• The sides are congruent
• The length of the side is the number of tick marks (since tick - marks are used to show equality in length, and the count of tick - marks can represent a standardized measure in such diagrams)