If two triangles are similar & have the same area , then how can we prove they are congruent

The area of a triangle given the length of the three sides
as a, b and c is equal to sqrt[s(s - a)(s - b)(s - c)], where s is the
semi-perimeter.

Let the similar triangles be PQR and
P'Q'R'. As they are similar, the corresponding sides have a common ratio. PQ/P'Q' =
QR/Q'R' = RP/R'P' = c . If the length of the sides of P'Q'R' are p, q, r, the length of
the sides of PQR is pc, qc, rc

As the triangles are equal
in area: sqrt[s(s - p)(s - q)(s - r)] = sqrt[sc(sc - pc)(sc - qc)(sc -
rc)]

=> sqrt[s(s - p)(s - q)(s - r)] = c*sqrt[s(s -
p)(s - q)(s - r)]

=> c =
1

This gives the length of the corresponding sides of the
triangles as the same.

The triangles are
proved congruent by the SSS condition.