Mathematics, 24.06.2019 18:40, xo216aaliyah216xo

Try to explain the sss congruence postulate in your own words, using the definition of rigid transformations. don't read what other people have written before you post your ideas. act as though you're speaking to someone who hasn't studied this lesson, but may have studied all lessons prior to this one. geometry

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