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Unit 1, lesson 13: congruence

Unit 1, lesson 13: congruence
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Unit 1, lesson 13: congruence

Unit 1, lesson 13: congruence-example-1
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Answer: 1. No, because figure 1 is 5 squares and figure 2 is 6 squares

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