If we want to know if diagonals or sides are congruent we would use the

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Sophie [7]1 year ago

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When we want to know if the diagonals or sides are congruent we would use the D. Slope.

<h3>What is congruent?</h3>

It should be noted that congruent in geometry simply means when two objects have same shapes and size.

In this case, when we want to know if the diagonals or sides are congruent we would use the slope. This can show the equality in the shape.

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