it is given that ∆ABC is congruent ∆RPQ. Is it true to say that BC=QR? Why?
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no the BC not equal to QR
because the BC is not correspondence side of the QR of the congruent Triangle RPQ.
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here is your answer
no the BC not equal to QR
because the BC is not correspondence side of the QR of the congruent Triangle RPQ.
hope it is helpful for you so please marked it as brainliest
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when it is said that ∆ABC is congruent to ∆RPQ
AB=RP
BC=PQ
CA=QR (arrangement done in order to the triangle sides i.e first two letters/sides of ∆ABC = first two sides/letter of ∆RPQ)
hence proved, (BC=PQ rather BC=QR) BC≠QR
AB=RP
BC=PQ
CA=QR (arrangement done in order to the triangle sides i.e first two letters/sides of ∆ABC = first two sides/letter of ∆RPQ)
hence proved, (BC=PQ rather BC=QR) BC≠QR
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