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Which reason best fits statement 6?

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Triangle Proportionality Theorem

 All sides of both the triangles are equal

 Corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent

 Triangle EFD has two angles which measure less than 90°

anonymous · Answer

The square root of the sum of the squares of the two smaler angles yields the hypotenuse, the side opposite of the right angle,  always 90 degrees by definition.

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Okay I don't understand at all

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@mathseb

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$$hyp^2=a^2+b^2  $$
a and b are the two smaller interior angles of the triange.
The above relation is only true for right angled triangles in cartesian (flat spaces).

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So the answer is A?

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@mathseb

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I don't see the letters of the multiple choice from which to chose

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Triangle Proportionality Theorem

 All sides of both the triangles are equal

 Corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent

 Triangle EFD has two angles which measure less than 90°

anonymous · Answer

those are the options

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Then all three statements are correct, Casey!

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I'm am so confused that's not an option