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2 years ago

Figure TQRS~ BCDE.Name a pair of Corresponding sides

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Elis [28]2 years ago

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Answer:

the pair of corresponding sides are:QT=CB,RS=DE,QR=CD,TS=BE..

These are the name of corresponding sides.

hope this will help you more..good luck

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Figure TQRS~ BCDE.Name a pair of Corresponding sides​

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