lab manual activity to establish the criteria of similarity of two triangles
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The triangles are similar if one of their angles is equal to one of the other triangle's angles, and the sides that include these angles are proportionate.
When the sides of one triangles are proportionate to (or in the same ratio as) the sides of the second triangle, the corresponding angles are equal, and the two triangles are identical.
The triangles are comparable if two sets of corresponding angles in a set of triangles are congruent. It is because if contrast effects pairs are equal, the third pair must be equal as well. When all three angle pairs are similar, the three sets of sides must be proportionate as well.
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