Mathematics, 15.01.2021 05:50 josh11742

The figure shows two equilateral triangles with a shared side. Can the triangles ΔIHJ and ΔIKJ be proven congruent? Question 20 options:

A)

Yes, ΔIHJ ≅ ΔIKJ by AAA.

B)

No, ΔIHJ and ΔIKJ aren't congruent because SSA isn't a congruence theorem.

C)

Yes, ΔIHJ ≅ ΔIKJ by SSS.

D)

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