Mathematics

Ricky Galloway

5 May, 20:04

You can use (absolute length/proportions) or (angle ratios/corresponding parts) of a triangle to find the missing parts of a triangle that is similar to another.

(choose between (absolute length/proportions) and ((angle ratios/corresponding parts)

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