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Determine (if possible) the similarity postulate that proves the following two triangles are similar: 15 10 65 Z. 65 T. 18 12 O SAS similarity postulate O There is not enough information to determine whether the triangles are similar or not. O AA similarity postulate O SSS similarity postulate