In ▲ABC, AB=4cm, ∟A=600 , ∟B=400 . In ▲DEF, DF=4cm, ∟D=40° , ∟E=80° . Write the names of matching pairs of sides.

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In ▲ABC, AB=4cm, ∟A=600

, ∟B=400

. In ▲DEF, DF=4cm,

∟D=40°

, ∟E=80°

. Write the names of matching pairs of sides.

In ▲ABC, AB=4cm, ∟A=600 , ∟B=400 . In ▲DEF, DF=4cm, ∟D=40° , ∟E=80° . Write the names-example-1

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Answer:

BA Match DF

FE Match AC

DE Match BC

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