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Mathematics, 22.12.2020 18:20, LoneWolves

Consider the triangles. Triangle G H I. Side G H is 16 inches, H I is 15 inches, G I is 10 inches. Angle G is 65 degrees, H is 48 degrees, I is 67 degrees. Triangle D E F. Side D E is 3 inches, E F is 3.2 inches, D F is 2 inches. Angle D is 67 degrees, E is 48 degrees, F is 65 degrees. What can be concluded about these triangles? Check all that apply.

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