In ∆DEF, DG−→− bisects ∠EDF. Is ∆FDG similar to ∆EDG? Explain. A. Yes; ∆FDG ≅ ∆EDG by ASA.
B. Yes; ∆FDG and ∆EDG may not be congruent, but they are similar by the ASA Similarity Postulate.
C. No; ∆FDG and ∆EDG are not similar unless DE = DF.
D. No; ∆FDG and ∆EDG are not similar unless DE = EG and DF = FG.

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