What is triangle HDK congruent to?

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Aleksandr [31]4 years ago

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I believe it should be ∆LKD because the parts should correspond with each other. D is a right angle in the first triangle and appears in the middle, so since K is the right angle of the second, it should also go in the middle.

I believe this is proven by HL because both hypotenuses are congruent, as is a pair of legs, and they are both right triangles.

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