state what postulate proves that the two triangles are congruent. if not congruent, state not congruent.

aas
asa
sas
not congruent

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state what postulate proves that the two triangles are congruent. if not congruent, state not congruent.

aas
asa
sas
not congruent

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(A) AAS

(B) ASA

(C) SAS

(D) Not congruent

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Identify given congruent parts

Determine the congruence pattern

Select the correct postulate

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