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Given: A = O, W = N, SW = TN. SSS SAS ASA AAS

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Given:
A = O, W = N, SW = TN.

SSS
SAS
ASA
AAS

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It is AAS, b/c

A=O =angle
W=N =angle
SW=TN =side

Steve Jansen answered Feb 28, 2018

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