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Answered by faizsaiyad5816
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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

If Angle C = Angle P and Angle B = Angle Q then by angle sum property Angle A = Angle R

so all angles are equal so both triangles are congruent

Answered by ItzLoveHunter
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  • \sf{Option = (a) \:Isosceles \:but \:not \:congruent}

Explaining ;

GIVEN

\sf{\:In \:triangle \:ABC \:and \:PQR ;)}

  • \sf{AB = AC}
  • \sf{∠C = ∠P}
  • \sf{∠B = ∠Q}

TO FIND

\sf{The \:two \:triangle \:are = ?¿}

NOW;

~~~~~~~~~~\sf{In \:∆ABC \:and \:∆PQR}

  • \sf{∠C = ∠P}\sf\red{(\therefore Given)}
  • \sf{∠B = ∠Q}\sf\blue{(\therefore Given)}
  • \sf{∠A = ∠R}\sf\green{(\therefore \:Three \:angle \:of \:triangle)}

~~~~~~~~~~\sf{In \:∆ABC ≅ \:∆PQR}

\sf{They \:gave ; AB = AC}

So ;

\sf{∠B = ∠C}\sf\orange{(\therefore Isosceles \:triangle \:Property)}

As We know ;

\sf{∠B = ∠Q} and \sf{∠C = ∠P}

Hence \sf{∠Q = ∠P}

Thus, both the triangles are Isosceles but not congruent.

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