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Other than itself, which angle is congruent to CBE?
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Other than itself, which angle is congruent to CBE?

Other than itself, which angle is congruent to CBE?-example-1
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Answer:

<GBF

Explanation:

<GBF is congruent to <CBE because they are vertical angles.

The vertical angle theorem states this is true.

Vertical angles are formed by a pair of intersecting lines and are the angles directly across from each other.

Since <GBF and <CBE are vertical angles, they are hence congruent.

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