Which statements are true? Select three options. ∠F corresponds to ∠F'. Segment EE' is parallel to segment FF'. The distance fro
m point D' to the origin is One-third the distance of point D to the origin. The measure of ∠E' is One-third the measure of ∠E. △DEF △D'E'F'
1 answer:
Answer:
The correct options are (1), (3) and (5).
Step-by-step explanation:
The two triangles are shown below.
The measure of ∠F corresponds to ∠F'.
The distance between the points D and origin is of 9 units.
And the distance between the points D' and origin is 3 units.
Thus, the distance from point D' to the origin is One-third the distance of point D to the origin.
Check for similarity:
Thus, the △DEF is similar to △D'E'F'.
Thus, the correct options are (1), (3) and (5).
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