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△ABC and △JKL are two triangles such that ∠A≅∠J and ∠B≅∠K. Which of the following would be sufficient to prove that the triangle

s are congruent? A ACJL=BCKL B ∠C≅∠L C AB≅JK D BC≅Jk

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