Mathematics, 29.01.2020 02:08 Honeyswish7730

Suppose triangle bca is congruent to triangle ecd. which statement is not necessarily true?

a) line bc is congruent to line cd
b) angle a is congruent to angle d
c) angle bca is congruent to angle dce
d) line ba is congruent to line ed

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Suppose triangle bca is congruent to triangle ecd. which statement is not necessarily true?