Can someone please help me? ^_^ This is the problem:
http://gyazo.com/6f9e587eb674af5a4107da1d76fefe18

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Can someone please help me? ^_^ This is the problem: 
http://gyazo.com/6f9e587eb674af5a4107da1d76fefe18

anonymous · Answer

I have no idea how to start it, if someone could kindly step me through it, that'd be awesome as well .

anonymous · Answer

@jordanloveangel

jordanloveangel · Answer

m  i try but no promises

anonymous · Answer

Alright, thank you regardless.

jordanloveangel · Answer

i think its C but not sure

anonymous · Answer

If you don't mind, can I know how you worked it out? cause there is another problem like this one.

jordanloveangel · Answer

its pretty hard tbh just try 2 cope it and sreach it on google

anonymous · Answer

Tried that, couldn't really find much that was helpful lol.

jordanloveangel · Answer

oh

anonymous · Answer

@Directrix Do you think you could help? ^_^

directrix · Answer

Yes. Just a sec.

anonymous · Answer

Thnank you very much. I answered the last question btw. So I went ahead and closed it :). Thank you also for that one.

directrix · Answer

If the two triangles in the diagram are similar, then it would have to be true that the smallest side of the first triangle over the smallest side of the second triangle would have to be equal to the middle side of the first triangle over the middle side of the second triangle.  Then, the same for the largest side of the first triangle over the largest side of the second triangle.

directrix · Answer

The question comes to this:

Is this extended proportion true:

3/4  =  5/6  =  6/8    Is that true?

anonymous · Answer

Hrm, I am not sure to honest. I am horrible with proportions and fractions :/.

directrix · Answer

Get a calculator or use the Google calculator and see what the decimal equivalents are for each of the fractions.

anonymous · Answer

Ok, one second please.

anonymous · Answer

1.3, 1.2, and 1.3

anonymous · Answer

So they are not similar?

directrix · Answer

3/4 = .75. I think you did 4/3 but if you were systematic and divided the all that way, then that is sufficient to show that the triangles are NOT similar.

anonymous · Answer

Oh I was dividing by the biggest to the smallest.

directrix · Answer

>>So they are not similar?

Correct, not similar

anonymous · Answer

Thank you, :D. If you don't mind could I borrow your knowledge for 2 more questions?

directrix · Answer

What was the brainly.com answer for that? I should go over and correct it.

anonymous · Answer

It was like 15.8 or something. Let me double check it.

directrix · Answer

>>>If you don't mind could I borrow your knowledge for 2 more questions?

I will try to help if you post each question in separate, new threads.

anonymous · Answer

Oh nvm, the brain comment was for a different question I had. I got the two mixed up.

anonymous · Answer

and I will, I will close this one ^_^, thanks again. I will tag you once I post the new thread?

directrix · Answer

Yes.