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Side MN = 6, side OM = 9, side PQ = 6, and side RP = 9. What side corresponds to side NO and can be used to show that ΔMNO ≅ ΔPQR by SSS? (Also, I think I can only answer using letters. No numbers...) Can someone explain/help me with this? Having trouble understanding.
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like a first step try drawing it
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Okay, one moment.
you need getting a geometric figure with opposite sides equale yes ?
Yes.
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this will help you sure easy
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The corresponding side would be QR?
yes ,right
Oh okay.
do you understand it now ?
I do, thank you :) It was simple and I guess I thought it shouldn't be.
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was my pleasure good luck bye
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