Based on the diagram, are the following traingles similar? Select one: a. Yes b. No c. Maybe d. Not enough information given
in the original triangle, if angle 1 measures 45 degrees and angle 2 measures 56 degrees, what is the measurement of angle 3 on the second triangle? Select one: a. 45 b. 56 c. 79 d. 180
>>Based on the diagram, are the following traingles similar? The AA Similarity Postulate gives the answer to be ? Read the attachment and tell me what you think, okay? Then, we will go to your second question.
i think there similar
On the second diagram, I cannot see where <1 and <2 and <3 are located. >i think there similar I AGREE.
so what happens next
Nothing until you post where the angles are. The diagram does not show where the angles are located.
>>On the second diagram, I cannot see where <1 and <2 and <3 are located.
okay hold on
does that help? its the one other diagram
Let me look. Just a sec.
I think you may have posted the wrong diagram. That is because no angle measure are shown. Those are side lengths that are shown.
>>in the original triangle, The first set of triangles you posted did not have angle numbers on them. That is what is holding us up on solving this problem.
those are the only diagrams!
I am taking a shot in the dark and assuming that angles 1 and 2 are in the first triangle and angle 3 is in the second. If two angles of one triangle are congruent to two angles of another triangle, then the third angles are also congruent.
m<3 = 180 - 45 - 56 = ? I got the answer as one of the options. What did you get for the answer?
i dont have an answer
Copy and paste this into the Google search box: 180 - 45 - 56 = The Google calculator will pop up with the answer. Post what you get, okay?
79
Correct.
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