
Concept explainers
To state: Whether the given figures appear to be congruent.

Answer to Problem 20CE
Yes. Both figures (
Explanation of Solution
Given information: Consider the figure showing two line
Concept used: Two figures are called congruent, if both have the same shape and size. Or, if all their corresponding parts are equal.
Calculation: In shown figure, all the corresponding angles as well as all corresponding sides of these two triangles seem equal to each other. That means,
In the given figure, two triangles are shown. Thus, the shape of both the figures is the same.
All the corresponding angles as well as all corresponding sides of these two triangles seem to be equal to each other.
Thus, the sizes of both the triangles are the same.
Conclusion: So, the triangles appear to be congruent.
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