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3 years ago

Please identify the common angles and sides or if there are non. Explain all work please!

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enyata [817]3 years ago

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Answer:

angle B and angle d another one is angle a and angle e those are the ones I think are common angles and sides

stepladder [879]3 years ago

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Answers:

Common angles: ΔBGC and ΔGDC

Common sides: ΔGE and ΔAG

A common angle is a triangle that exists in two or both of the triangles.

Here, the common angles should be ΔBGC and ΔGDC.

These two angles are triangles, and they consist in both triangles.

A common side is when two angles have one vertex in the same area.

Here, we see that the common sides are ΔGE, because they intersect.

Another common side we see here is ΔAG, because they also intersect.

Hope this answer helps you!

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