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In JKL and PQR, if JK = PQ, congruent to PQR. True or False

In JKL and PQR, if JK = PQ, congruent to PQR. True or False
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In JKL and PQR, if JK = PQ, congruent to PQR.

True or False

In JKL and PQR, if JK = PQ, congruent to PQR. True or False-example-1
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True

Explanation:

Two shapes are congruent if when turning, flipping or sliding one shape it can become another.

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