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Hinge Theorem and Its Converse
Author:
Samantha Garcia
In the figure below,
AE
=
BF
and
AC
=
BD
. Move points
E
,
C
,
F
, and
D
to change the size of angles
A
and
B
. What do you notice about the lengths of
EC
and
FD
and their opposite angles?
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