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2. Congruent Triangles

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Exercise 25 Page 349

Consider the definition of congruence.

The Transitive Property of Congruence, see solution.

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Since both decorations are punched with the same tool, they have exactly the same shape and size as the design on the tool.

By the definition of congruence, this means that both designs are congruent to the design on the tool.
By the Transitive Property of Congruence, this means that the designs are congruent to each other.

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Exercises p.347-352