If you draw all of the diagonals from one vertex of a regular hexagon we make 5 triangles. This is further explained below.
<h3>What is a hexagon?</h3>Generally, the hexagon is simply defined as the hexagon is a polygon with six sides. to be considered a hexagon, the form must have six sides, all of which must be closed.
In conclusion, We get five triangles if we draw the diagonals of a regular hexagon starting at a single vertex.
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Answer:
Option (4).
Step-by-step explanation:
In the figure attached,
Two right triangles ΔXYZ and ΔTUV have been given,
Given:
1). m∠Y = m∠U = 30°
2). m∠Z = m∠V = 60°
3). m∠X = m∠T = 90°
For congruence of two right triangles, measure of at least one side should be known along with the measure of angles (LA, HA, LL, HL properties of congruence).
Therefore, these triangles may be similar but not congruent.
Option (4) is the correct option.
