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2 years ago

Which piece of additional information can be used to prove that △RST ~ △VUT?

Mathematics

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saw5 [17]2 years ago

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∠R ≅ ∠V......................

inna [77]2 years ago

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Answer:- ∠R≅ ∠ V is the piece of additional information can be used to prove that △RST ~ △VUT.

Explanation:-

Given:- Two triangles △RST and △VUT joined by vertex T such that RV and US are two line segments.

The additional information is ∠ R≅ ∠ V which can be used to prove that △RST ~ △VUT.

Let we assume that it is given ∠R≅ ∠ V then

Proof :- In △RST and △VUT

∠RTS≅∠VTU [∵vertically opposite angles are congruent]

∠R≅∠V [given]

⇒△RST ~ △VUT by AA similarity criteria.

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