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A corollary needs which of the following geometric terms to be proven true? A. Theorem B. Identity C. Common notion D. Inverse

A corollary needs which of the following geometric terms to be proven true? A. Theorem B. Identity C. Common notion D. Inverse
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A corollary needs which of the following geometric terms to be proven true?

A. Theorem
B. Identity
C. Common notion
D. Inverse

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B. Identity

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