Which theorem can be used to show that LABC is to LDEC

Mathematics

1 answer:

Vitek1552 [10]2 years ago

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Answer is C. AAS (Theorem)
Reason
Angle angle side - AAS - this figure has two congruent angles (90 degree right angle and vertical angle) and shows tic marks of a congruent non-included side.

Note:
HL is hypotenuse leg, ASA has an included side and SAS has two congruent sides, which are not true for this figure

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