Mathematics, 15.08.2021 02:10, sophiaa23

Given: AB = DE, <A=<D and AC=DF
prove <C≈<F

Given: AB = DE, <A=<D and AC=DF prove <C≈<F

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Given: AB = DE, <A=<D and AC=DF
prove <C≈<F
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