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The HA theorem is a special case of the OA. ASA postulate OB. SSS postulate OC. SAS postulate OD. AAS theorem

The HA theorem is a special case of the OA. ASA postulate OB. SSS postulate OC. SAS postulate OD. AAS theorem
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The HA theorem is a special case of the

OA. ASA postulate
OB. SSS postulate
OC. SAS postulate
OD. AAS theorem

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Choice D.): AAS Theorem

Reasoning:

The HA Theorem requires a pair of corresponding, congruent right angles, acute angles, and hypotenuses. Therefore, the HA Theorem is fundamentally the same as the AAS Theorem/Postulate.
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