Is AABC-ADEP? If so, identify the similarity postulate or theorem that applies.
B
16
105°
5-105
4
36
A
C
D
9
F
I

D. cannot be determined

Step-by-step explanation:

that is kind of a trick question.

right based on the given information none of the 3 methods can be applied.

we don't have all 3 sides for SSS

we don't have 2 angles for AA

and we don't have 2 sides with their included angle for SAS.

but it can still be determined (they ARE similar), as this is a special case of SSA, where it is clear that the corresponding congruent angles are located at the same position relatively to the corresponding similar lines.

you can discuss this with your teacher, if you are interested.

AND - we can easily determine any of the other missing pieces (side and angles). these missing pieces then will correspond exactly to their counterparts in the other triangle (the 2 angles in ABC are equal to the 2 angles in DEF, the missing sides file the same scaling factor as the other known sides). and then any of the 3 methods can be applied.

so, this is actually tricky ...

the equation cos(35) =a/25 can be used to find the length of bc what is the length of bc? round to the nearest tenth

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