If AYWZ - AYXW, what is true about ZXWZ? O ZXWZ is an obtuse angle.
ZXWZ is a right angle,
ZXWZ is congruent to ZWXY.
ZXWZ is congruent to ZXZW.

Given that ΔYWZ and ΔYXW are similar triangles, the statement that is true about ΔYXW is: B. XWZ is a right angle,

Triangles that are similar possess equal corresponding angles.

We are given that:

ΔYWZ ~ ΔYXW

∠YWZ = ∠XWY = 45 degrees

∠YWZ + ∠XWY = ∠XWZ

45 + 45 = ∠XWZ

∠XWZ = 90 degrees (right angle).

Therefore, given that ΔYWZ and ΔYXW are similar triangles, the statement that is true about ΔYXW is: B. XWZ is a right angle,

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<XWZ is a right angle

Step-by-step explanation:

Since <YWZ and <XWY both equal 45 degrees, So, <XWZ is a right angle.

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