I think the answer is b but I am not for sure
106.68 becasue 1 in=2.4 cm so 42 times 2.4
Since you want to use the SAS theorem, you must find sides that are either side of angles BAC and DAE. You have already made use of sides AE and AC, so the other sides you need to choose are AB and AD. The appropriate relationship for similarity is ...
... AD = 2AB
since you want the sides of triangle ADE to be twice then length of those in triangle ABC.
False. A rhombus is a rectangle only if it has a right angle in it.
If a rhombus has a right angle, then all of its angles are right angles.
In that case, it's not only a rectangle, but if you were to look at it,
you would swear you were looking at a square.
(A square is also a rhombus, and it's also rectangle.)
Answer:
Similar triangles are sometimes congruent. We can consider two triangle such that the measure of all the angles are equal but the sides of one triangle is three times the side of the other triangle in such a case the triangles are not congruent but they are similar
