alleryStart learning →Why can the AAS rule be treated as the ASA rule?
ASides then become equal
BThe third angle also becomes equal
CThe triangles turn right-angled
DThe angles become exterior angles
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The third angle also becomes equal
Two equal angles force the third angle to be equal because angles add to 180°, so the known side becomes an included side.
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