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Please help me. Answers: SAS SSS Both SSS and SAS can be used not enough information to prove congruent
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SAS
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Both SSS and SAS can be used
not enough information to prove congruent
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I think SAS....
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I need another opinion here!!:)
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the answer would be theorem Side angle side (aka SAS)
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