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Easy
Question
Prove that triangles ACB and ACD are congruent.
Hint:
Figure out which angles and sides of one triangle is equal to corresponding angles and sides of another triangle.
The correct answer is:
In the figure, BAC = CAD = 30°
ACB = ACD = 90° and
Side AC = AC (included side)
i.e. two Angles and included Side of triangle ACB are congruent to two Angles and the included Side of triangle ACD. It means that triangles are congruent by ASA congruency postulate.
Hence Proved
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