Which of the following statements is definitely true?
Two circles with the same radius are congruent.
Two circles with the same radius have the same size and shape, so they can be superimposed exactly — they are congruent by definition.
Isosceles triangles have two equal angles (so An isosceles triangle has no equal angles. is false).
Same area does not imply same shape (Two figures with the same area are always congruent. false), and segments from a single point can have any length (Two line segments starting from the same point are congruent. false).
Hence, Two circles with the same radius are congruent..
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