The triangles are congruent by the SAS congruence theorem. By extension, we can also say they are similar using a closely related theorem. Any time there are congruent triangles, they are automatically similar.

This is why the answer is choice C) Similar - SAS

Note how
SB = ET ... which forms the first "S" in "SAS"
angle ESB = angle SET ... which forms the "A" in "SAS"
SE = SE ... which forms the second "S" in "SAS"
this is why SAS works

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Let y = f(x) be a function with domain D = [−6, 10] and range R = [−8, 12]. Find the domain D and range R for each function. Ass

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A) The domain remains the same.
Since, in y = - 2 f(x) , the y is whats being multiplied and therefore changed, not the x or domain.
Therefore D[-6,10] <span>
The range is what changes by a factor of -2.
If the original range was [-8,12], then the new one is
[(-8 x -2),(12 x -2)] = [16 , -24].

However, you must flip the numbers to make the interval true, giving you R [-24,16]</span>

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