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10 If the triangles are congruent, pick the postulate that proves they are congruent. If they aren't, choose not congruent. SSS SAS ASA

10 If the triangles are congruent, pick the postulate that proves they are congruent. If they aren't, choose not congruent. SSS SAS ASA
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If the triangles are congruent, pick the postulate that proves they are congruent. If they aren't, choose not congruent.
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10 If the triangles are congruent, pick the postulate that proves they are congruent-example-1
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User Jorge Machado
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Answer:

SAS

Explanation:

ok so there is one angle and 2 sides

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User Mike JS Choi
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