Mathematics, 15.07.2020 02:01 kj44

Find CD and EF and determine if CD=EF A)CD=2.2,EF=2.2,CD=EF

B)CD=3.6,EF=2.2,CD ≠EF

C)CD=2.2,EF=3.6,CD≠EF

D)CD=3.6,EF=3.6,CD=EF

Find CD and EF and determine if CD=EF

A)CD=2.2,EF=2.2,CD=EF
B)CD=3.6,EF=2.2,CD ≠EF
C)CD=2.2,EF=3.

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Find CD and EF and determine if CD=EF A)CD=2.2,EF=2.2,CD=EF

B)CD=3.6,EF=2.2,CD ≠EF