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Complete the congruence statement. N P O T U V 45° 45° 45° 45° 16 in 23 in 16 in 16 in 23 in 16 in NPO ≅
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To complete the congruence statement, let's analyze the given information:
- The angles \( N, P, O, T, U, \) and \( V \) suggest a geometric figure, likely a triangle or a polygon with 6 points.
- The angles listed as \( 45^\circ \) imply that these angles are equal in size.
- The side lengths, such as \( 16 \, \text{in} \) and \( 23 \, \text{in} \), suggest that the shapes might involve triangles or other polygons with those dimensions.
Since we see multiple instances of the same measurements (specifically \( 45^\circ \) and the repeated lengths), it appears we are dealing with similar or congruent shapes.
Given the information that \( NPO \) is one of the triangles formed, a good guess for the corresponding congruence statement is:
\[
NPO \cong TUV
\]
This assumes that \( NPO \) and \( TUV \) are the triangles formed with the same angle measures and corresponding side lengths based on the congruence criteria (Angle-Angle-Side for triangles).
If more specific shapes or details were given, the congruence statement may vary accordingly.
- The angles \( N, P, O, T, U, \) and \( V \) suggest a geometric figure, likely a triangle or a polygon with 6 points.
- The angles listed as \( 45^\circ \) imply that these angles are equal in size.
- The side lengths, such as \( 16 \, \text{in} \) and \( 23 \, \text{in} \), suggest that the shapes might involve triangles or other polygons with those dimensions.
Since we see multiple instances of the same measurements (specifically \( 45^\circ \) and the repeated lengths), it appears we are dealing with similar or congruent shapes.
Given the information that \( NPO \) is one of the triangles formed, a good guess for the corresponding congruence statement is:
\[
NPO \cong TUV
\]
This assumes that \( NPO \) and \( TUV \) are the triangles formed with the same angle measures and corresponding side lengths based on the congruence criteria (Angle-Angle-Side for triangles).
If more specific shapes or details were given, the congruence statement may vary accordingly.
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