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Mathematics, 20.08.2020 23:01 koggebless

Is there any theorem or postulate that could prove that CB and EF are congruent? it could be multiple steps but i have no idea. ill give brainliest if its right :)


Is there any theorem or postulate that could prove that CB and EF are congruent? it could be multip

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