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Let's think of an example which would better help visualize this situation.
1) Someone exercises a lot so they can concentrate more on their homework (here running and concentration on homework are dependent events)
2) Someone exercises a lot because they wear a blue t-shirt (here, you can clearly see that wearing a blue shirt and exercising are not related. These events are independent).
Now concentrating on P(a | b) = Probability a occurred if b occurred.
It does not matter if b occurred (just like it didn't matter that the person wore a blue shirt which meant that they exercised) for the outcome a to occur.
Therefore, probability of P(a | b) = P(a)
P(a | b) = 0.65
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Based on the SSS similarity theorem, the pair of triangles that can be proven to be similar is the pair shown in the image attached below.
<h3>What is the SSS Similarity Theorem?</h3>
The SSS similarity theorem states that two triangle area similar to each other if the ratio of the three corresponding sides of both triangles are equal.
Thus, in the image attached below, the ratio of the three corresponding sides of the pair of triangles are:
10/2.5 = 11/2.75 = 8/2 = 4
Therefore, the pair of triangles that we can prove to be similar using the SSS similarity theorem is the pair shown in the image attached below.
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Answer:
I'm pretty sure 10.
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