Can we conclude that two similar figures can also be congruent figures? Explain.

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Dean Coakley asked Sep 3, 2022

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Can we conclude that two similar figures can also be congruent figures? Explain.

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In similar figures, the angles are congruent, even if the sides are not. Notice that one angle in each pair of figures corresponds to an angle in the other figure. They have the same shape but not the same size

Pramod Solanky answered Sep 10, 2022

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