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Suppose V is the midpoint of UW, and TV = XV. What additional information would you need to conclude that TUV = XWV using the SA

S Congruence Theorem?

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ladessa [460]11 months ago

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The SAS theorem states that if two sides and the included angle from a triangle are equal to two sides ans the included anfle from another triangle they are congruent.

The information that you would need to cloclude the congruency is that sides UV and VW are equal, and that the included angles are the sam on both triangles.

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