\begin{tabular}{l} What congruency statement will CPCTC \ allow us to state about the triangles \ shown? \ Two of these \ $$ \angle C \cong \angle N $$ \ $$ \overline{L A} \cong \overline{M N} $$ \ \hline$$ \overline{L A} $$\end{tabular}

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To determine the congruency statement that CPCTC (Corresponding Parts of Congruent Triangles are Congruent) allows us to state about the triangles shown, we first need to establish that the triangles are congruent based on the given information.

From the information provided, we have:

1. $$ \angle C \cong \angle N $$ (one pair of corresponding angles is congruent)
2. $$ \overline{L A} \cong \overline{M N} $$ (one pair of corresponding sides is congruent)

To apply CPCTC, we need to know that the triangles are congruent. If we assume that the triangles are congruent based on the given angle and side congruences (for example, if we have a third pair of congruent sides or angles), we can then state that the corresponding parts of these triangles are also congruent.

Assuming the triangles are congruent, we can conclude:

- If $$ \triangle C L A \cong \triangle N M L $$, then by CPCTC, we can state that $$ \overline{L A} \cong \overline{M N} $$ (which is already given) and also that other corresponding parts are congruent.

However, since we are specifically asked about what CPCTC allows us to state regarding $$ \overline{L A} $$, we can conclude:

**The congruency statement is:**
$$
\overline{L A} \cong \overline{M N}
$$

This is already given, but if we had established the triangles as congruent, we could also state that other corresponding parts are congruent as well.
The congruency statement is: $$ \overline{L A} \cong \overline{M N} $$

\begin{tabular}{l} What congruency statement will CPCTC \\ allow us to state about the triangles \\ shown? \\ Two of these \\ \( \angle C \cong \angle N \) \\ \( \overline{L A} \cong \overline{M N} \) \\ \hline\( \overline{L A} \)\end{tabular}

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