What would the statement of this theorem be?

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The discussion centers on the properties of equilateral triangles, specifically Triangle ABC, where it is established that if all angles are equal (Angle A = Angle B = Angle C), then all sides are equal (Line Segment AB = AC = BC). Conversely, if all sides are equal, the angles must also be equal. This theorem succinctly encapsulates the relationship between angles and sides in equilateral triangles.

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Given: Triangle ABC
Angle A = Angle B = Angle C

Conclusion: Line Segment AB = AC =BC


Given:Triangle ABC
Line Segment AB = AC = BC

Conclusion : Angle A = Angle B = Angle C
 
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