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Answer to Problem 54HP
No two concentric circles are congruent.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Calculation:
Here, the circles which are same in size are known as congruent.
Two circles are said to be concentric, if they have same center, both are not in same size. Concentric circles should not overlap; one is completely inside the another. If congruent circles are concentric, then those two circles are coincidence.
Hence, no two concentric circles are congruent.
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