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A. ACB and FEG B. CAB and GEF C. CAB and EGF D. ABC and GFE

A. ACB and FEG B. CAB and GEF C. CAB and EGF D. ABC and GFE
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A. ACB and FEG
B. CAB and GEF
C. CAB and EGF
D. ABC and GFE

A. ACB and FEG B. CAB and GEF C. CAB and EGF D. ABC and GFE-example-1
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b

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if both triangles ABC and GEF are congruent, then

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B. CAB and GEF

AC = EG, m<ACB = m<EGF given
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