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The triangles are similar by: the SSS similarity theorem. the SAS similarity theorem. the AA similarity postulate. The triangles are not similar.

The triangles are similar by: the SSS similarity theorem. the SAS similarity theorem. the AA similarity postulate. The triangles are not similar.
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The triangles are similar by:

the SSS similarity theorem.
the SAS similarity theorem.
the AA similarity postulate.
The triangles are not similar.

The triangles are similar by: the SSS similarity theorem. the SAS similarity theorem-example-1
User Firdous
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Answer:

SSS similarity

Explanation:

XYZ is 1.5 times expanded than JKL

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