in triangle pqr and triangle xyz, PQ=XY. QR=YZ, ext angle PQM=ext angle XYN. Prove that triangle PQR congruent to triangle XYZ
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Angle PQM = Angle XYN Angle PQR = Angle XYZ - 1 Triangle PQR Triangle XYZ PQ. =. XY. (Given) Angle PQR. =. Angle XYZ. (From 1) QR. =. YZ. (Given) SAS Congruence rule Triangle PQR = Triangle XYZ
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