Is SSA (Side-Side-Angle where angle is not included) a valid congruence rule in general?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1

A. Yes, always valid

B. No, because it can produce two non-congruent triangles (ambiguous case)

C. Valid for equilateral triangles

D. Valid only for scalene triangles

Explanation

SSA does not uniquely specify a single triangle shape except when the angle is 90° (RHS case).

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