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Given: D(−1, 3), E(−3, −1), F(3, −1), G(−4, −3), and H(5, −3) Prove: triangleDEF ~ triangleDGH
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Given: D(−1, 3), E(−3, −1), F(3, −1), G(−4, −3), and H(5, −3)
Prove: triangleDEF ~ triangleDGH

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