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Proving Two Triangles Are Congruent: What additional is needed to prove that ABC = DBF using the SAS congruence theorem?
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Proving Two Triangles Are Congruent: What additional is needed to prove that ABC = DBF using the SAS congruence theorem?
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Answer: D on edge
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the answer is the side length of ab and db
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