$\displaystyle If\ \triangle PQR\ \cong \ \triangle EFD,\ then\ \angle E\ =\ ?$
a) $\angle P$
b) $\angle Q$
c) $\angle R$
d) None of these
Given :
The given statement is $\triangle PQR\ \cong \ \triangle EFD$.
To do :
We have to find $\angle E\ =\ ?$
Solution :
If $\triangle PQR\ \cong \ \triangle EFD$.
The corresponding parts of the triangles are equal.
Therefore,
$\angle E\ =\angle P$.
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