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Given: $\triangle$ MIA with $\mathrm{MI}=\mathrm{IA}$ and$$\mathrm{LN}=\mathrm{NA} ; \angle \mathrm{I}=\angle 1$$Prove: $\triangle \mathrm{MIA} \sim \triangle \mathrm{LNA}$ by usingthe S.A.S. Similarity Theorem.(GRAPH CANT COPY)
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Step 1: We are given that MI = IA, which means that triangle MIA is an isosceles triangle with MI = IA. Show more…
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