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1. Determine if the polygons are similar.
Are the triangles similar (yes or no)? Yes
Hint: theorems we learned to prove two triangles similar include AA, SAS and SSS.
Which theorem can you use to prove the two triangles similar? sas
Work or explanation:
Are the triangles similar (yes or no)? Yes
Hint: theorems we learned to prove two triangles similar include AA, SAS and SSS.
Which theorem can you use to prove the two triangles similar? sas
Work or explanation:
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To show that two triangles are similar using SAS (Side-Angle-Side) theorem, we need to prove that:
1. Two pairs of corresponding sides are proportional
2. The included angles between these sides are equal
Let's consider the given triangles and their corresponding sides:
Triangle ABC : AB = 8, AC = 6, BC = 10
Triangle DEF : DE = 4, DF = 3, EF = 5
We can see that AB/DE = AC/DF = BC/EF = 2. This means that the corresponding sides of the triangles are proportional.
Now, we need to show that the included angles are equal. We can see that angle A of triangle ABC is equal to angle D of triangle DEF (they are both right angles). We are also given that angle B of triangle ABC is equal to angle E of triangle DEF.
Therefore, by SAS theorem, the two triangles are similar.
Answer: Yes, the triangles are similar, and we can use SAS theorem to prove it.
1. Two pairs of corresponding sides are proportional
2. The included angles between these sides are equal
Let's consider the given triangles and their corresponding sides:
Triangle ABC : AB = 8, AC = 6, BC = 10
Triangle DEF : DE = 4, DF = 3, EF = 5
We can see that AB/DE = AC/DF = BC/EF = 2. This means that the corresponding sides of the triangles are proportional.
Now, we need to show that the included angles are equal. We can see that angle A of triangle ABC is equal to angle D of triangle DEF (they are both right angles). We are also given that angle B of triangle ABC is equal to angle E of triangle DEF.
Therefore, by SAS theorem, the two triangles are similar.
Answer: Yes, the triangles are similar, and we can use SAS theorem to prove it.