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SAS proves similarity, not necessarily congruency
Yeah, SAS proves congruency. If two of the sides are equal, plus one of the angles, then it must be congruent.
AAA would prove similarity, because sides aren't involved...
Oshy, I think it's B, because A and B are basically the same thing... and I usually hear it referred to as ASA Although D and C are the same thing too... ugh.
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