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Question
If ΔPQR≅ ΔEFD, then ∠E =
Options
∠P
∠Q
∠R
None of these
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Solution
If ΔPQR ≅ ΔEFD
Then we have to find ∠E
From the given congruence ∠E = ∠P, as equal angles or equal sides are decided by the location of the letters in naming the triangles.
Hence (a) ∠P
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