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Can someone help me with this geometry question I don’t understand I’m confused.

Can someone help me with this geometry question I don’t understand I’m confused.-example-1
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~Given:

The right triangle ABC,

Use the Pythagorean theorem to find the length of the third side


\begin{gathered} AC=\sqrt[]{20^2+21^2} \\ AC=\sqrt[]{841} \\ AC=29 \end{gathered}

The triangle DEF IS,

Use Pythagorean theorem.


\begin{gathered} DF^2=DE^2+EF^2 \\ 58^2=40^2+EF^2 \\ EF^2=1764 \\ EF=42 \end{gathered}

It is also observed that sides of the triangles DEF are multiple sides of triangle ABC,


\begin{gathered} DE=40=2* AB \\ EF=42=2* BC \\ DF=58=2* AC \end{gathered}

Therefore,


\Delta ABC\text{ \textasciitilde }\Delta DEF

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