IMPORTANT LOOK AT THE PICTURE OF THE ATTACHMENT ONLY NOT THE ANSWERS OR QUESTION. Ebony is cutting dough for pastries in her bakery. She needs all the pieces to be congruent triangles and has ensured that segment EF ≅ segment ON and ∠MON ≅ ∠GEF. What would Ebony need to compare in order to make sure the triangles are congruent by SAS?

segment OM and segment EF

segment EG and segment OM

segment NM and segment FG

segment EG and segment MN

  (b)  segment EG and segment OM

Step-by-step explanation:

SAS is short for side-angle-side. It refers to claiming congruence by demonstrating the sides on either side of a given angle are congruent to their counterparts.

You want to identify the sides that need to be congruent on the other side of the congruent angle.

Note that in triangle MON, sides OM and ON are either side of angle O.

In triangle GEF, sides EG and EF are on either side of angle E.

We already know angle O is congruent to angle E, and we know side EF is congruent to ON. The other sides of the angle need to be congruent for the triangles to be congruent by SAS:

  EG ≅ OM . . . . . matches the 2nd choice

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