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What must be given to prove that CJG ~ CEA

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1) if ∠J=∠E and ∠G=∠A ⇒ ΔCJG ~ ΔCEA
2) if ∠J=∠E and JC:JC=JG:EA ⇒ ΔCJG ~ ΔCEA
3) if JC:JC=JG:EA= CG:CA ⇒ ΔCJG ~ ΔCEA

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