Vani wants to prove that \[\Delta FGH\cong \Delta JKL\]using R.H.S. congruency rule. She knows that FG = JK and FH = JL. What additional piece of information does she need?

\[\angle H=\angle K={{90}^{o}}\]

\[\angle F=\angle G={{90}^{o}}\]

\[\angle F=\angle J={{90}^{o}}\]

Vani wants to prove that \[\Delta FGH\cong \Delta JKL\]using R.H.S. co

1.	Vani wants to prove that \[\Delta FGH\cong \Delta JKL\]using R.H.S. congruency rule. She knows that FG = JK and FH = JL. What additional piece of information does she need?
A.	\[\angle H=\angle K={{90}^{o}}\]
B.	\[\angle F=\angle G={{90}^{o}}\]
C.	QRT
D.	\[\angle F=\angle J={{90}^{o}}\]
Answer» C. QRT

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