What theorem shows that DEF ≅ GFE?

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Bakon Jarser asked Apr 7, 2023

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What theorem shows that DEF ≅ GFE?

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Answer:ASA

Step-by-step explanation: Because there is a Angle then side then another angle connecting them if you are on savvas

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Answer:

propotional theorem

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Propotional theorem is the suitable theorem

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