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Which is the pair of congruent right angles?

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Alex73 [517]3 years ago

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The little squares at corner-B and corner-E were drawn there
to show that those are right angles.

Gekata [30.6K]3 years ago

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Answer with explanation:

In Δ AB C and Δ A E D

1.≡∠AB C= ∠ A E D→→→[Each being 90°]

2.≡ B C= E D →→[Given]

3. ≡ ∠A CB = ∠ A DE →[Given]

⇒Δ AB C ≅ Δ A E D [By S AS]

≡∠ A B C and ∠ A E D, are congruent right angles.

In the Diagram given

∠AB C= ∠ A E D=90°

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