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Answer:Angle Bisector Theorem. ... Now picture one of the triangle's angles being split into two equal smaller triangles. That line that was used to cut the angle in half is called the angle bisector. When you do this to a triangle, it actually divides the triangle's sides in a unique way.
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Answer: equally likely
Step-by-step explanation: I have a coin. My coin has 2 sides. I have a 50 percent chance of landing on ether side so equally likely.
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Shape A is congruent to Shape B because If you were to rotate one of the two and flip it the would like up and match.
