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Determine whether each pair of triangles is congruent. If they are, tell why. See Examples 2 and 3 .

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Chapter 9

An Introduction to Geometry

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Congruent Triangles and Similar Triangles

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the Miller congruent or neither. So how we can determine if these two triangles are congruent is to notice that we've got a rectangle which is comprised up of parallel lines. So these two parallel lines are cut by a trans versatile. And when that happens, we've got special properties of angles. So I know that this angle here is congruent to this angle here, there, opposite the trans versatile. And this angle here is congruent of this angle here. Ah, and we have a right angle congruent this right angle here so the angles are the same because it's a rectangle. I know for a fact that this side length is the same and congruent to this side length here also, the side length of top is congruent to the sidelines down here. So we've got congruent parts I can see, um, side angle side. I can see side side side so I can determine that these are congruent multiple ways. So yes, Congress, It

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