How can you use the Angle-Angle Similarity Postulate to find out if triangles are similar?

A Triangles are similar if one corresponding angle in each triangle is the same measure.

B Triangles are similar if two corresponding angles in each triangle are the same measure.

C Triangles are similar if one corresponding angle and one corresponding side in each triangle are the same measure.

D Triangles are similar if two corresponding sides in each triangle are parallel to each other and have the same measure.

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Xiomara Hancock

1 April, 01:47

How can you use the Angle-Angle Similarity Postulate to find out if triangles are similar?

A Triangles are similar if one corresponding angle in each triangle is the same measure.

B Triangles are similar if two corresponding angles in each triangle are the same measure.

C Triangles are similar if one corresponding angle and one corresponding side in each triangle are the same measure.

D Triangles are similar if two corresponding sides in each triangle are parallel to each other and have the same measure.

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Simon Horn · Answer 1

B. Triangles are similar if two corresponding angles in each triangle are the same measure.

Step-by-step explanation:

If two pairs of corresponding angles are congruent, then that makes the triangles similar to each other, by the Angle-Angle Similarity Postulate.

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Hermione · Answer 2

A Triangles are similar of one corresponding angle in each triangle is the same measure.