- AThey are not congruent
- BAAS
- CSAS
- DASA
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Two angles are equal and the equal side is opposite one of them (not between them), so AAS.
Answer: B) AAS
Two triangles have angles of 45° and 75°, and the sides opposite the 75° angles are equal. Which rule proves them congruent?
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