But if a>b then there is only one triangle again. b a Determine how many triangles are possible for the information given. If one or two triangles are possible, find angle B.

Q: 14 T 45 36 H 40 90 6 Y. T

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Q: if a triangle has a length of 3  and a height of 2 what is the angle opposite of 2

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Q: Briefly explain why the following triangles are or are not congruent. Be SPECIFIC in your answer OF…

A: Consider the Triangle CDF and CHF ∠DCF=∠HCF    (Given) CF=CF      (Common Side) FD = FH    (Given)

Q: Are these triangles similar? H S F 49° 100° 100° 49° G O yes no

A: Explanation of the answer is as follows

Q: -10 A -5 10 5 A 5 10

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Q: (c) proj.b (d) The angle between a and b

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Q: 4) H 16 4 4 V U 12 F AHGF ~

A: Topic  = Triangles

Q: If the triangles shown are similar so that 3:4:5 = x:y:15, what are the values of x and y?

A: Given: