Math, asked by naomigondi14, 1 month ago

If A XYZ - APQR, then

YZ/PQ
XY/QR
is it correct? Suppose your

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Answered by shadowcz78

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

If ∆XYZ~∆PQR, then:

YZ/QR = XY/PQ. (By Basic Proportionality Theorem)

Hope you are clear!

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