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Mathematics, 11.10.2019 09:30, jeniferfayzieva2018

Side ab = 5, side bc = 6, side de = 5, and side ef = 6. what additional information would you need to prove that δabc≅δdef by sss?

1.side ac is congruent to side df.
2.side ac is congruent to side fe.
3.side bc is congruent to side de.
4.side bc is congruent to side ed.

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