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Please help me figure if this is AA,SAS,SSS or no these triangles are not similar
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Please help me figure if this is AA,SAS,SSS or no these triangles are not similar

Please help me figure if this is AA,SAS,SSS or no these triangles are not similar-example-1
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Answer:

Yes, the angles are similar by SAS similarity theorem

Step-by-step explanation:

For angles to be similar, they don't have to have equal side-lengths, only angles.

The ratio of side-lengths are however the same.

28/22 = 42/33

So, they are similar by Side - Angle - Side rule for congruence

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