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These triangles are congruent by the triangle congruence postulate [ ? ). A. Neither, they are not congruent B. ASA C. AAS HELP ASAP PLEASE DONT SKIP B.RU.H

These triangles are congruent by the triangle congruence postulate [ ? ). A. Neither, they are not congruent B. ASA C. AAS HELP ASAP PLEASE DONT SKIP B.RU.H
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These triangles are

congruent by the
triangle congruence
postulate [ ? ).
A. Neither, they are not congruent
B. ASA
C. AAS

HELP ASAP PLEASE DONT SKIP B.RU.H

These triangles are congruent by the triangle congruence postulate [ ? ). A. Neither-example-1
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User KawBoy
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Answer: asa

Step-by-step explanation: there are two congruent angles and one pair of congruent sides

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User Jerome WAGNER
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Angle angle Side postulate.

AAS is the answer. The congruent side is NOT between the angles.
These triangles are congruent by the triangle congruence postulate [ ? ). A. Neither-example-1
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