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Given: MQ = NQ; Q is the midpoint of LP; LM ≅ PN Which congruence theorem can be used to prove △MLQ ≅ △NPQ? ANSWERS: AAS SSS ASA SAS -- M_N L /_Q_\p

Given: MQ = NQ; Q is the midpoint of LP; LM ≅ PN Which congruence theorem can be used to prove △MLQ ≅ △NPQ? ANSWERS: AAS SSS ASA SAS -- M_N L /_Q_\p
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Given: MQ = NQ; Q is the midpoint of LP; LM ≅ PN Which congruence theorem can be used to prove △MLQ ≅ △NPQ?

ANSWERS: AAS SSS ASA SAS

-- M_N
L /_Q_\p

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SAS or D is right......................
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you would use side angle side.

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