If angle upper A upper F upper B approximately equals angle upper D upper F upper E, what must be true?
A circle with radius CF contains triangle ABF on the left side of center point F and triangle DEF on the right side of center point F. The two triangles intersect at center point F.
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Modifying above Upper A Upper B with convex-arc is congruent to Modifying above Upper D Upper E with convex-arc
Image with alt text: Modifying above Upper A Upper B with convex-arc is congruent to Modifying above Upper D Upper E with convex-arc
Modifying above Upper B Upper C with convex-arc is congruent to Modifying above Upper D Upper E with convex-arc
Image with alt text: Modifying above Upper B Upper C with convex-arc is congruent to Modifying above Upper D Upper E with convex-arc
Modifying above Upper C Upper F with a bar is perpendicular to Modifying above Upper A upper E with a bar
Image with alt text: Modifying above Upper C Upper F with a bar is perpendicular to Modifying above Upper A upper E with a bar
Angle Upper B Upper F Upper C is congruent to Angle Upper D Upper F Upper C
Image with alt text: Angle Upper B Upper F Upper C is congruent to Angle Upper D Upper F Upper C