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Triangle qrs has been translated to create triangle q'r's'. rs= r's' = 10 units, angles q and q' are both 90 degrees. which postulate or theorem be…

Triangle qrs has been translated to create triangle q'r's'. rs= r's' = 10 units, angles q and q' are both 90 degrees. which postulate or theorem be…
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triangle qrs has been translated to create triangle q'r's'. rs= r's' = 10 units, angles q and q' are both 90 degrees. which postulate or theorem below would prove the two triangles are congruent? sss sas asa hl

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HL

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From my research, the attached image belongs supports the question. As seen on the image, the two triangles share 2 angles and one included side. From these alone, we could say that the ASA postulate proves that the two triangles are congruent.
triangle qrs has been translated to create triangle q'r's'. rs= r's' = 10 units, angles-example-1
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