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Naddika [18.5K]2 years ago

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Answer:

A: Yes, I agree. Why? Because if you look at the shape, its a triangle right, and a triangle both sides are equal, while the bottom line is not. But because both sides are equal, and half of the triangle is MPN and the other side is QPN, they both are congruent (or equal to)

B: Like I said, both MPN and QPN are both equal, and if you remove the P, it would still be the same because the shape has not changed.

I hope I helped :)

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