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i think its number 1 but im not sure
@dinopyte
The answer would be C. Since you are trying to prove the triangles are equal by SAS (Side-Angle-Side) it would be useful to know that 2 corresponding sides are equal. It is given that angles I and L are equal, so all you need is two sides in order to prove by SAS.
ok that sounds right, thank you! :D ill say if its right or wrong in one minute
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dang it, for some reason it didnt click it right! but A was innocrrect so C mut have been correct! :D
And @dinopyte your answer was correct for the last question!
thank you all!!! i got an A! :DD
You're welcome! And congrats :)
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