Would #1 be sss considering they’re asking you to find the hypotenuse? if so would you use pythagorean theorem to prove sss? if not can someone just me.

nope, we dunno if AB ≅ AC, so we can't quite use SSS for a congruence test.

however, we can do congruence by the smaller triangles of ADB and ADC, we know, since it's given, that BD ≅ CD and since the side AD is the same on both triangles, then we can say that the right-triangles of ADB and ADC have congruent legs where BD ≅ CD and AD ≅ AD, thus by the LL theorem for right-triangles, both triangles are congruent, and thus AB ≅ AC.

LL = Leg Leg, if two legs in two right-triangles are congruent, the triangles are congruent.

the number of pounds of strawberries sold is 14 pounds and the number of pounds of peaches sold is 42 pounds

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x represent the number of pounds of strawberries sold.

Let y represent the number of pounds of peaches sold.

Amelia sold 3 times as many pounds of peaches as pounds of strawberries. This means that

y = 3x

Each pound of strawberries sells for $1 and each pound of peaches sells for $4. She made $182 altogether. This means that

x + 4y = 182 - - - - - - - - - - 1

Substituting y = 3x into equation 1, it becomes

x + 4×3x = 182

x + 12x = 182

13x = 182

x = 182/13 = 14

y = 3x = 3×14 = 42