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After proving ADB is congruent to CDB, how can you prove that < ADB is congruent to < CDB ?
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After proving ADB is congruent to CDB, how can you prove that < ADB is congruent to < CDB ?

After proving ADB is congruent to CDB, how can you prove that < ADB is congruent-example-1
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D. CPCTC

Explanation:

If the wholes of both triangles are congruent, then their separate parts must be congruent as well. Therefore, Congruent Parts of Congruent Triangles are Congruent.

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