Answer:
b, c e
Step-by-step explanation:
A congruence statement lists corresponding parts in the same order. CPCTC says corresponding parts are congruent.
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To see if any particular statement is consistent with CPCTC, identify the locations of the referenced parts in the congruence statement. If they match, the congruence is true
a. l = r ... jkl = rst . . . . not in the same place
b. jk = rs ... jkl = rst . . . . a match; true
c. k = s ... jkl = rst . . . . a match; true
d. j = s ... inconsistent with (c)
e. kl = st ... jkl = rst . . . . a match; true
f. jl = rs ... inconsistent with (b)
Statements b, c, e are consistent with the congruence statement, and are true by CPCTC.
