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Two angles and one side in a triangle are equivalent to those in another triangle. Are the remaining sides and angles equivalent?

Two angles and one side in a triangle are equivalent to those in another triangle. Are the remaining sides and angles equivalent?
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Two angles and one side in a triangle are equivalent to those in another triangle. Are the remaining sides and angles equivalent?

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It depends if the one side is in between the angles or not. 
User Dusk
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yes, they would be equivalent because the only difference between them would be that they are reduced by a number.
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