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The vertices of triangle ABC are A(5,2), B(-1,-6), and C(1,5). If triangle DEF is similar to triangle ABC and AB/DE = 5, which c

ould be the coordinates of D and E

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denpristay [2]2 years ago

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im pretty sure its the third one

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i guessed but it might be right

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