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In \triangle EFG,△EFG, \overline{GE}\cong \overline{FG} GE ≅ FG and \text{m}\angle F = 55^{\circ}.M∠F=55 Find \text{m}\angle E.M∠E

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Answer:
\text{m}\angle E=55^(\circ).

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that,

In △EFG,


\overline{GE}\cong \overline{FG}


\text{m}\angle F = 55^(\circ)

To find:
\text{m}\angle E

As we know that, angles opposite to the congruent sides of a triangle are congruent.

Thus, In △EFG

if
\overline{GE}\cong \overline{FG} and
\text{m}\angle F = 55^(\circ)

then it implies
\text{m}\angle F =\text{m}\angle E= 55^(\circ)

Hence, we get
\text{m}\angle E=55^(\circ).

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