use SSS to explain why the triangles in each pair are congruent. pls don’t be hat person and steal points

SSS (Or Side-Side-Side) is a theorem uses to proove congruency in triangles. In the following picture, we can tell that line AB = CD. We can also tell that line BC = AD. And because both triangles share the line BD, we can use the reflexive property and define line BD = BD. That is how we know that ΔABD + ΔCDB

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step-by-step explanation

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