Example 1In AABC pictured to the right, LB is a right angle and BD isthe altitude.How many triangles do you see in the picture?a.b.Identify the triangles by name.ABC.Is the big triangle similar to the small triangle? Explain.d.Is the big triangle similar to the medium triangle? Explain.What is the relationship between the small triangle and the medium triangle? Howdo you know?e.

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