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It would be B, 160 units because of the SAS postulate.
|dw:1436745623991:dw| The Side-Angle-Side postulate allows that the triangles are congruent, so AC would be 160 units.
The sss sas postulate stuff confuses me. Could you clear it up? I know im asking for a lot.
I get this question but other ones arent as easy maybe i can find one.
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Ok, try and find one and I will see if I can help. That might be an easier way to try and explain.
They are similar triangles, but not congruent triangles. |dw:1436746387449:dw|
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