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Re: In the diagram, BD = 5, CD = 10, and AE = 40. What is the area of the
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30 Apr 2019, 09:42
how do you conclude that they are similar triangles ? because either its SAS, AAA or SSS but here from the given question we know only one angle is equal? kindly help.
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30 Apr 2019, 13:36
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BDC=CAE ( both are 90*), BCD=ACE (common angle in 2 triangles) Obviously remaining angles gonna be equal.
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how do you conclude that they are similar triangles ? because either its SAS, AAA or SSS but here from the given question we know only one angle is equal? kindly help.
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