Compare the triangles and determine whether they can be proven congruent by SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, or HL. If not, type "NONE".
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We know for our problem that the zeroes of our quadratic equation are 
and 
, which means that the solutions for our equation are 
and 
. We are going to use those solutions to express our quadratic equation in the form 
; to do that we will use the <span>zero factor property in reverse:
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Now, we can multiply the left sides of our equations:
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Now that we have our quadratic in the form, we can infer that 
and 
; therefore, we can conclude that 
.
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Now, we can multiply the left sides of our equations:
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Now that we have our quadratic in the form