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3 years ago

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Dafna1 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

$\bold{Q1}\ side\ BD\\\\\bold{Q2}\ \angle5\ \leftrightarrow\ \angle6\\\\\bold{Q3}\ \triangle TAP\\\\\bold{Q4}\ \triangle APT$

Step-by-step explanation:

For Q1 and Q2

$\text{If}\ AB\cong AC,\ BD\cong CD,\ RSTU\ \text{is a parallelogram (rectangle)},\ \text{then}\\\\\angle 1\ \leftrightarrow\ \angle2\\\angle3\ \leftrightarrow\ \angle4\\\angle C\leftrightarrow\ \angle B\\\angle 5\ \leftrightarrow\ \angle6\\\angle7\ \leftrightarrow\ \angle 8\\\angle R\ \leftrightarrow\ \angle T\\\angle S\ \leftrightarrow\ \angle U$

$\overline{AB}\ \leftrightarrow\ \overline{AC}\\\overline{BD}\ \leftrightarrow\ \overline{CD}\\\\\overline{RS}\ \leftrightarrow\ \overline{TU}\\\overline{ST}\ \leftrightarrow\ \overline{UR}$

For Q3 and Q4

$O\ \leftrightarrow\ T\\B\ \leftrightarrow\ A\\R\ \leftrightarrow\ P\\\\E\ \leftrightarrow\ X\\F\ \leftrightarrow\ W\\D\ \leftrightarrow\ T$

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