$(1)$ If two figures are congruent,they must have $\ldots \ldots$ areas.
$(2)$ Area of figure $A$ is denoted as $\ldots \ldots$ symbolically.

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(A) $(1)$ Two congruent figures have equal areas because they are identical in shape and size.
$(2)$ The area of a figure $A$ is symbolically denoted as $\operatorname{ar}(A)$.

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