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Problem 1.1: If triangles JGS and RPC are congruent, to which segment is segment SJ congruent?
 
Problem 1.2: If triangles JHF and TLG are congruent, which angle is congruent to angle L?
 
Problem 1.3: Why aren't two triangles with three pairs of congruent angles necessarily congruent?
 
Problem 1.4: When the lengths of the sides of two triangles are the same, those triangles are congruent. Using symbols and the correct correspondence, write that the two triangles below are congruent.
 
Problem 1.5: Is it possible for five parts of a triangle to be congruent to five corresponding parts of another triangle, and the triangles aren't congruent?
 
 
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