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What is the measure of angle F in triangle E'F'G' if the measure of angle F in the original triangle EFG is 52°?

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Final answer:

If triangle E'F'G' is congruent to triangle EFG, then the measure of angle F in triangle E'F'G' is also 52°, as corresponding angles of congruent triangles are equal.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question asks for the measure of angle F in triangle E'F'G' if triangle E'F'G' is a copy of the original triangle EFG, where the measure of angle F in EFG is 52°. Assuming that triangle E'F'G' is an identical or congruent copy of triangle EFG, the angles in both triangles would be the same--meaning that the corresponding angles would have equal measures due to the Corresponding Angles Postulate.

Thus, the measure of angle F in triangle E'F'G' would also be 52°, the same as it is in triangle EFG.

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