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Which of the following congruence statements is true?
- △ ABC ≅△ ADC
- △ BCA ≅△ ACD
- △ ABC ≅△ CDA
- △ CAB ≅△ DAC
Hint:
Check the figure and find out the corresponding congruent triangles.
The correct answer is: △ ABC ≅△ CDA
Complete step by step solution:
△ ABC ≅△ ADC is not true.
△ BCA ≅△ ACD is not true.
△ ABC ≅△ CDA is true by SSS congruence rule
△ CAB ≅△ DAC is not true
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