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Select the correct answer.
Which criterion, if any, could prove the triangles are congruent?
OA.
ASA
OB
SAS
Oc.
HL
OD.
none

5 Select The Correct Answer Which Criterion If Any Could Prove The Triangles Are Congruent OA ASA OB SAS Oc HL OD None class=

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Answer:

I could be wrong, but I believe that the answer is D, none. This is because there is only proof of one congruent side and angle.

Step-by-step explanation:

None of the options can prove that the triangles are congruent so option (D) will be correct.

What is congruence?

If two figures are exactly the same in sense of their length side all things then they will be congruent.

If it is possible to superimpose one geometric figure on the other so that their entire surface coincides, that geometric figure is said to be congruent or to be in the relation of congruence.

In other meaning, if you can copy a figure then that copy and the original figure will be congruent.

In the given figure only one side and one angle are the same.

But for congruency three pairs should be the same which is not present in the figure hence none of the above is valid

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