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What's the best way to prove that the triangles in the problem are congruent? I don't need to know for the problem, but I'm curious.
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What's the best way to prove that the triangles in the problem are congruent? I don't need to know for the problem, but I'm curious.

What's the best way to prove that the triangles in the problem are congruent? I don-example-1
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Can’t see the picture that clearly
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I kinda can’t see the pic sooo good luck
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