Suppose triangle bca is congruent to triangle ecd. which statement is not necessarily true? a) line BC is congruent to line CD b) angle A is congruent to angle D c) angle BCA is congruent to angle DCE

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Suppose triangle bca is congruent to triangle ecd. which statement is not necessarily true?

a) line BC is congruent to line CD
b) angle A is congruent to angle D
c) angle BCA is congruent to angle DCE
d) line BA is congruent to line ED

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answer is a) line BC is congruent to line CD

this is not true

BC should be congruent to line EC, not CD

Mocherfaoui answered Aug 25, 2018

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