In a congruence statement such as \( \triangle TRS \cong \triangle VXW \), the corresponding sides and angles are congruent to each other as follows:
- \( \overline{TR} \equiv \overline{VX} \)
- \( \overline{RS} \equiv \overline{XW} \)
- \( \overline{ST} \equiv \overline{WV} \)
- \( \angle T \equiv \angle V \)
- \( \angle R \equiv \angle X \)
- \( \angle S \equiv \angle W \)
Given the options presented, the correct corresponding pairs are:
- \( \overline{TR} \equiv \overline{VX} \)
- \( \overline{RS} \equiv \overline{XW} \)
- \( \angle T \equiv \angle V \), but this option is not explicitly listed.
- \( \overline{ST} \equiv \overline{WV} \) - This is also not correct based on the labels.
Based on the options you provided, "TR≅XW" (or rather, "TR≅VX") is indeed a congruent pair.
To summarize the choices:
- \( \overline{TR} \equiv \overline{VX} \) (Correct)
- \( \overline{ST} \equiv \overline{WV} \) (Incorrect)
- \( \angle T \equiv \angle W \) (Incorrect)
- \( \overline{RS} \equiv \overline{XW} \) (Correct)
So, the correct paired correspondence from the options is:
- \( TR \equiv VX \)
- \( RS \equiv XW \)
Note that angle correspondences based on \( \triangle TRS \cong \triangle VXW \) would relate angles as follows:
- \( \angle T \equiv \angle V \)
- \( \angle R \equiv \angle X \)
- \( \angle S \equiv \angle W \)
You should verify the correct designation of vertices before selecting your final answer for any provided options. In the context, the following pair is correct:
- \( \overline{TR} \equiv \overline{VX} \) (If this choice also appears, select that).