Can the triangles below be proven similar by the SAS Similarity Postulate? Explain.6.67°67° Yes, the SAS Similarity Postulate can be used because 2 sets of corresponding sides are proportional, and the included angles by these sides arecongruent.Yes, the SAS Similarity Postulate can be used because 2 sets of corresponding sides are congruent, and the included angles by these sides arecongruent.No, the SAS Similarity Postulate cannot be used because the corresponding angles are congruent but not included by the proportional sides.No, the SAS Similarity Postulate cannot be used because the 2 sets of corresponding sides are not proportional.

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Can the triangles below be proven similar by the SAS Similarity Postulate? Explain.
6.
67°
67°

Yes, the SAS Similarity Postulate can be used because 2 sets of corresponding sides are proportional, and the included angles by these sides are
congruent.
Yes, the SAS Similarity Postulate can be used because 2 sets of corresponding sides are congruent, and the included angles by these sides are
congruent.
No, the SAS Similarity Postulate cannot be used because the corresponding angles are congruent but not included by the proportional sides.
No, the SAS Similarity Postulate cannot be used because the 2 sets of corresponding sides are not proportional.

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