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Triangles upper F upper G upper H and upper P upper Q upper R are plotted on a grid. Triangle upper P upper Q upper R is larger.
If ∠H
and ∠P
each equal 38 degrees and ∠G
and ∠Q
each equal 41 degrees, is △FHG∼△PRQ
?
(1 point)
Responses
no because the ratio of corresponding side lengths is unknown
no because the ratio of corresponding side lengths is unknown
yes because of the AA Similarity Theorem
yes because of the AA Similarity Theorem
yes because of the SSS Congruence Theorem
yes because of the SSS Congruence Theorem
no because m∠F
and m∠R
are unknown
Triangles upper F upper G upper H and upper P upper Q upper R are plotted on a grid. Triangle upper P upper Q upper R is larger.
If ∠H
and ∠P
each equal 38 degrees and ∠G
and ∠Q
each equal 41 degrees, is △FHG∼△PRQ
?
(1 point)
Responses
no because the ratio of corresponding side lengths is unknown
no because the ratio of corresponding side lengths is unknown
yes because of the AA Similarity Theorem
yes because of the AA Similarity Theorem
yes because of the SSS Congruence Theorem
yes because of the SSS Congruence Theorem
no because m∠F
and m∠R
are unknown
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yes because of the AA Similarity Theorem
Two pairs of corresponding angles are congruent (∠H = ∠P = 38° and ∠G = ∠Q = 41°), so the triangles are similar by AA.
Two pairs of corresponding angles are congruent (∠H = ∠P = 38° and ∠G = ∠Q = 41°), so the triangles are similar by AA.
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