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30-09-2022
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Which of the combinations of sides and angles is insufficient for proving triangles congruent?

Two corresponding angles and the non-included side from each triangle (AAS)

Two corresponding sides and the included angle from each triangle (SAS)

Two corresponding sides and the non-included angle from each triangle (SSA)

Two corresponding angles and the included side from each triangle (ASA)

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