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2 years ago

Must triangle EFG be congruent to triangle ABC? Justify.

Mathematics

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Airida [17]2 years ago

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Answer: Not sure

Step-by-step explanation: Is there an image you can provide of the triangle. Congruency depends on corresponding angles and sides; EFG~ABC can be any triangles

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