Examine the figure below.GREGiven that GRSE is a parallelogram, determine which ofthe following triangle congruence theorems could beused to prove that AETS = ARTG. Select THREE thatapply.

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Examine the figure below. G R E S Given that GRSE is a parallelogram, determine which of the following triangle congruence theorems could be used to prove that AETS = ARTG. Select THREE that apply.