When are two triangles said to be in perspective?

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Answer - A

Two triangles are said to be in perspective from a point, O if t<span>he corresponding vertices of the two triangles form three lines that intersect in that single point, O. The two triangles can also be described as </span><span>homologic from point, O.</span>

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