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Given: \overline{de} \cong \overline{fg}, de ≅ fg , \overline{da} \cong \overline{fc}, da ≅ fc , \angle aed∠aed is a right angle, \triangle aed△aed is a right triangle, \angle cgf∠cgf is a right angle and \triangle cgf△cgf is a right triangle. prove: \overline{ag} \cong \overline{ec} ag ≅ ec

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