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If one of the non-right angles in a right triangle is equivalent to an angle in another right triangle, what can you say about the two triangles? What does that mean about the sides of the triangles? Explain.
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If one of the non-right angles in a right triangle is equivalent to an angle in another right triangle, what can you say about the two triangles? What does that mean about the sides of the triangles? Explain.

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The triangles are similar by AAA. AAA however does not prove congruency. The side would be proportional.
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The triangles are similar, they aren't congruent (identical) though as we don't know if they share a common side
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