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Triangle The Answer is annie H. Angle E is congment te angle H,
Learning Activity No. 4 (Written Output)
Use the following figures to answer the questions.
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1. These two figures are congruent. Explain two ways that you can determine whether or
not figures are congruent
2. Angle Q is congruent to which other angle?
3. Angle R is congruent to which other angle?
* Angle S is congruent to which other angle?
5. If PQ is 7 cm, which other sides are 7 cm?
6. If QR is 4 cm, which other sides are 4 cm?
7. If Apgle D is 70 degrees, name another 70 degree angle.
8. If Angle A is 110 degrees, narne another 110 degree angle.​

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