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Which is not a theorem or postulate used to prove triangles similar?

SSS
SAS
AA
SSA

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[tex]there\ are\ 3\ postulates\ of\ triangles\ similarity:\\ -Side Side Side\ (SSS) -\corresponding\ sides\ are\\ all\ in\ the\ same\ proportion\\\\ -AngleAngleAngle\ (AAA)-\ All\ 3\ corresponding\\ angles\ are\ the\ same\\\\ -SideAngleSide\ (SAS)\ - Two\ pair\ of\ sides\ are\ in\ the\\ same\ proportion\ and\ two\ angles\ are\ the\ same.\\\\ Answer: \ AA\ and\ SSA\ are\ not\ postulates\ for\ triangle\ similarity. [/tex]
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