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I checked the book and it said I was right. Here is a picture of the triangle in my book.:confused:

:frown:But the Isoceles triangle theorem says that if two sides of a triangle are congruent then the angles opposite those sides are congruent. So if you used that theorem with triangle dfg then you could say that angle dfg is 28 degrees, because angle fdh is 28 degrees. Right? Can you take a...

Thanks Gear300. I will still take your advice on waiting for HallsofIvy to answer. But thanks very MUCH.:approve::biggrin:

:biggrin:I took another look. I would only use the isoceles triangle theorem...right?

:cry:HallsofIvy are you still there?

Could you use SSS or something like that ?

Homework Statement triangle dfg and triangle fgh are isoceles. measure of angle fdh=28. dg=fg=fh. Find measure of angle dfg. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution

Isoceles triangles I'm not sure on a question. Could someone help me?