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Answer:
For SSS all three sides must be known and for SAS two sides and a angle between these two sides of both triangles must be known.
Step-by-step explanation:
To prove two triangles congruent using SSS rule we need to know all the three sides of triangle that are XY, YZ and XZ of XYZ and also all the three sides of triangle MNO that are MN, NO and MO.
To prove two triangles congruent using SAS rule we need to know the two sides and the angle formed between these two lines of both the triangles.
If XY and YZ sides are known then for SAS rule angle ∠XYZ must be known for using SAS rule.
Similar triangles may or may not be congruent.
- For [tex]\mathbf{\triangle XYZ \sim \triangle MNO}[/tex] by SSS to be true, all corresponding sides of the two triangles must be congruent
- For [tex]\mathbf{\triangle XYZ \sim \triangle MNO}[/tex] by SAS to be true, wo corresponding sides and the angle between these two sides must be congruent
From the question, we have:
[tex]\mathbf{\triangle XYZ \sim \triangle MNO}[/tex] by SSS
The above means that:
Triangle XYZ and triangle MNO are congruent by SSS postulate
So, the following must be true
- XY congruent to MN
- YZ congruent to NO
- XZ congruent to MO
So, for [tex]\mathbf{\triangle XYZ \sim \triangle MNO}[/tex] by SSS to be true, all corresponding sides of the two triangles must be congruent
Similarly, for SAS postulate,
Two corresponding sides and the angle between these two sides must be congruent
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