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What theorem shows ACE = BCD
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What theorem shows ACE = BCD

What theorem shows ACE = BCD-example-1
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Answer:

SAS

Explanation:

in two triangles

if EC=DC

AC =BC

M<ECA =M<DCB "V.O.A"

THEN triangle ACE = triangle BCD

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