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well step 2 is a valid step, so we can ignore it
same with step 3, even though it's a bit long
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ok:)
He should have squeezed in that PD = PC (since all sides of an equilateral triangle are equal), from there, he should have used the SSS postulate to show that the two triangles are congruent. He cannot use the SAS postulate because he has the wrong angle (in the wrong place)
A and C r the same again!!! GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
no, A has AAS and C has SSS
other than those two things, yes they are identical
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oo never mind yay! lol ....so which one would it be??
C is what I'd say because all he needs to add is PD = PC to his argument list, then he can use SSS
oo ok thanks!
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