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What two congruent triangles share the side AC?

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forsale [732]1 year ago

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The two congruent triangles that share the side AC are (c) △ADC and △CFA

<h3>How to determine the congruent triangles?</h3>

For two triangles to share the sides AC, then the points A and C must appear on the names of the triangles

In option (c), we have A and C in the names of the triangles ADC and CFA

Hence, the two congruent triangles that share the side AC are (c) △ADC and △CFA

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