[color=#274e13][i]So far, we've learned a few theorems that help us prove two triangles congruent. Recall these theorems are:[/i][/color][br][br][b][color=#0000ff]The SSS Theorem[br]The SAS Theorem[br]The ASA Theorem[/color][/b][br][br]Yet, what about [color=#ff0000][b]"SSA"[/b][/color]? Follow along below to develop a complete argument.
SSA: I[b][color=#ff0000]f we have 2 sides and a "non-included" angle of one triangle congruent to 2 sides and a "non-included" angle of another triangle, can we conclude that the two triangles are congruent[/color][/b]? Explain precisely why or why not.