Which statement is an example of the transitive property of congruence? O A. If AEFG = AHJK, then AHJK = AEFG.
B. If A EFG = AHJK, and AHJK = AMNP, then A EFG = AMNP.
O c. If AEFG = AHJK, then AHJK = AMNP.
O D. AEFG = AEFG
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