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Mathematics, 06.11.2020 17:30 tydukes10

Imagine that the two lines stay parallel, but you could drag pointsA, B, and, C to make any triangle in the world. Click two or more angles that you think are ALWAYS congruent no matter where you drag the points.

Then explain your thinking

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