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B, C?
That's what I think .-. I'm sorri if I am wrong doe ;-;
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Mhm c: <3
look at a,b & d in each case you have a 25deg angle and sides pointing out from that angle that are in ratio 2:1 in c, you'd need to apply the Law of cosines to see if that "symmetry" is present (and it isn't when you do it) this is brilliant website for this kinda stuff: https://www.mathsisfun.com/geometry/triangles-similar.html
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Den du answer es C. e.e S O L V E D
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