Two triangles are similar if and only if all corresponding angles are equal (congruence), even if the corresponding sides are equal or not, therefore the answer is true because ΔJKL and ΔRST are similar and the statement above demands that "it must be", namely, this is a sufficient condition.
Answer: B) (96pi + 160) cm2
Step-by-step explanation:
I think you are correct actually.
Tangent = opposite / adjacent
In the diagram:
TQ is the short leg or the opposite
QR is the long leg or the adjacent
TR is the hypotenuse. TS is part of the hypotenuse.
Tan(QTR) = TQ / QR
TS = 1 ; TQ = TS so, TQ = 1
Tan(QTR) = 1/QR
I think the answer is C.RQ
The least common multiple is 8
