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If a triangle has two congruent angles, what can be determined about the side lengths opposite of those angles? (Need answer ASAP, 30 points being given)
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If a triangle has two congruent angles, what can be determined about the side lengths opposite of those angles?

(Need answer ASAP, 30 points being given)

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You can determine that the sides opposite the equal angles are the same length AND. it is an isosceles triangle
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