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So here we're given a lot of different pieces and we want to ultimately prove that the two triangles are congruent.
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So for part a, we know that this is true because this was given to us.
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Part b, we know that this is true because it was also given.
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Part c, this one is not given to us.
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However, we know that ac equals ca, because those are identical lines.
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So that would be the idea of the reflexive property of congruency.
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The idea behind this is the fact that ca is equal to ac in a segment, and obviously, they're congruent to one another.
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And if you write this like this, this would be the reflexive property.
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Of concurrency with reference to segments.
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So that is something that we can determine.
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We know that part d is given to us, the perpendicularity, so that's a given.
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Then part e, this one, that angle d is a right triangle.
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This is going to follow directly from the fact that ad and dc are perpendicular.
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So that right there is definition of perpendicular, definition of perpendicular...