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3 years ago

Can you prove that DEF = HGF.!? Justify your answer.

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frosja888 [35]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

$In \: \triangle DEF \: \& \: \triangle HGF \\ EF \: \cong \: GF...(given) \\ \angle EFD \cong \angle GFH \\ (vertically \: opposite \: angles) \\ \ DF \: \cong \: HF...(given) \\ \therefore \: \triangle DEF \cong \triangle HGF \\ (By\: SAS \:criterion\: of \:congruence)$

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