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AAS congruence theorem.
We know that <H is congruent to <F and <GJH is congruent to <JGF.
We also know that JG is congruent to JG, which gives us a side and two angles, so AAS would prove them congruent.
Answer:
it would be three
Step-by-step explanation:
you usually you wouldn't see 3CO2. on its own, you would just see CO2 or carbon dioxide.
Whenever A FIGURE IS DILATED, and whatever the dilatation coefficient/scale,
all the angles remain the same (answer A) and the figures generated by the dilatation are always similar
