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GIVEN: < )1 is complementary to < )3 < )2 is complementary to $4 PROVE: quad1~= < )2

GIVEN: \Varangle 1 is complementary to \Varangle 3 \Varangle 2 is complementary to $4 \$ 4 PROVE: \quad 1 \cong \Varangle 2

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