Given that DF/PR=FE/RQ=3/2, what additional information is needed to prove △DEF ~ △PQR using the SSS similarity theorem?A. DE ≅ PQ
B.C. DE/EF = 3/2
D. DE/PQ = 3/2
Given that DF/PR=FE/RQ=3/2, what additional information is needed to prove - 1

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

Option D.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given information:(DF)/(PR)=(FE)/(RQ)=(3)/(2).

We need to find the additional information which is needed to prove △DEF ~ △PQR using the SSS similarity theorem.

According to the SSS similarity theorem, two triangles are similar if their corresponding sides are proportional.

Using  SSS similarity theorem, both △DEF and △PQR are similar if

(DE)/(PQ)=(E F)/(Q R)=(DF)/(PR)

If can be written as

(DE)/(PQ)=(FE)/(RQ)=(DF)/(PR)

It is given that (DF)/(PR)=(FE)/(RQ)=(3)/(2).

So, the additional information which is needed to prove △DEF ~ △PQR using the SSS similarity theorem is (DE)/(PQ)=(3)/(2).

Therefore, the correct option is D.

Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

D

Step-by-step explanation:


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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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ok so
2 digits even, last is odd
sum is 11
between 256 and 299
not 281

ok so we take 3 facts
sum is 11
between 256 and 299
2 are even

between 256 and 299, the first number is always 2
therefor
2+x+y=11
x+y=9
the other 2 numbers add up to 9
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A(12,-5/2)
b (0,-1/2)
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