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If their sides are all the
same length
then the triangles are
congruent.
(S.S.S)
If
2
of their sides are the
same length
and their included
angles
are the
same
then the
triangles
are
congruent.
(
S.A.S
)
If 2 of their
angles
are the
same
and 1 set of
corresponding sides
are the
same
then the
triangles
are
congruent.
(
A.A.S
)
If they both have
right angles
, they have the
same
hypotenuse and one other side is the
same
length then the triangles are
congruent.
(R.H.S)
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