Math, asked by mounika7493, 9 months ago

AX and DY are altitudes of two similar triangles ABC and DEF. then prove that AX:DY=AB:DE

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Answered by studentrule1234

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Answer:

Because the triangles ABC and DEF are two similar triangle .

So in the ratio of any sides and any altitude are equal .

therefor ,

AX:DY=AB:DE proved.

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