I'm having trouble figuring out how I could go about this. Can someone work it out then explain so that I know how to do this next time? Write out, in paragraph form, a plan for completing the following proof.

For example, will you prove triangles congruent? How? By what theorem?

Given:

AR = AQ

RT = QS

Prove:

∠ RAT = ∠ QAS

RT-ST=QS-ST, because subtracting the same quantity from two lines that have been stated to be equal.

Therefore RS=TQ

Angle R=Angle Q, because it is an isosceles triangle

Triangle AR

S is congruent to ATQ.

AT=AS

Because TAS is isosceles, angles 5 and 6 are equal.

Therefore, angles 4 and 7 are equal, because they are supplementary angles of the same angle.

And angles 1 and 3 are equal, because the other two angles in the triangle are equal.

The triangles RAT and QAS are congruent with SAS.

Step-by-step explanation: Can u gimme brain plz!

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