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1. The length of side b equals the length of side c. 2. The length of side b equals the length of side a. 3. Side d is four times as long as side c. 4. Side d is four times as long as side b.
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1. The length of side b equals the length of side c.

2. The length of side b equals the length of side a.
3. Side d is four times as long as side c.
4. Side d is four times as long as side b.

1. The length of side b equals the length of side c. 2. The length of side b equals-example-1
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Answer:

the first statement is correct

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1 because b and a are sides of the same shape!! i hope this helps!!
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