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Sam is studying a geometric drawing. He observes that ZPQR and ZAQB are obtuse vertical angles and that ZQPR and ZQAB are congruent. He proves that PQ = AQ. Which postulate uses…

Sam is studying a geometric drawing. He observes that ZPQR and ZAQB are obtuse vertical angles and that ZQPR and ZQAB are congruent. He proves that PQ = AQ. Which postulate uses…
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Sam is studying a geometric drawing. He observes that ZPQR and ZAQB

are obtuse vertical angles and that ZQPR and ZQAB are congruent. He
proves that PQ = AQ. Which postulate uses Sam's information to prove
that APQR - AAQB?

Sam is studying a geometric drawing. He observes that ZPQR and ZAQB are obtuse vertical-example-1
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User EarlNameless
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Answer:

it would be ASA

Explanation:

∡QAB ≅ ∡QPR

side AQ ≅ side AP

∡QAB ≅ ∡QPR

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