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Mathematics

1 answer:

qwelly [4]2 years ago

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It is given that

$\angle EDF\cong\angle GHF$

An angle in geometry is denoted by the angle symbol (∠) followed by three letters which represent points that form the angle. ∠EDF means that E and F are the "tips" of the angle and D is the vertex in the middle, therefore, ∠FDE represents the same angle.

$\angle EDF=\angle FDE$

And also

$\angle GHF=\angle FHG$

Therefore

$\angle EDF\cong\angle GHF\Rightarrow\angle FDE\cong\angle FHG$

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