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In the above figure, if AB = CD, then A. ∠CEA = ∠CEB. B. Arc AB = Arc CD C. AB ⊥ CD. D. CE = BE.

In the above figure, if AB = CD, then A. ∠CEA = ∠CEB. B. Arc AB = Arc CD C. AB ⊥ CD. D. CE = BE.
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In the above figure, if AB = CD, then

A. ∠CEA = ∠CEB.
B. Arc AB = Arc CD
C. AB ⊥ CD.
D. CE = BE.

In the above figure, if AB = CD, then A. ∠CEA = ∠CEB. B. Arc AB = Arc CD C. AB ⊥ CD-example-1
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D. CE = BE

AB = CD, so CE = BE
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