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Paul and Greg each draw a triangle with one side of 3cm, one side of 9cm and one side of 10cm. Greg says its trangle must be congrent is Greg correct?
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Paul and Greg each draw a triangle with one side of 3cm, one

side of 9cm and one side of 10cm. Greg says its trangle must
be congrent is Greg correct?

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Explanation:

Yes they are congruent via the S-S-S triangle theorem.

triangles are congruent if they have three equal sides ( Side-Side-Side)

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