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3 years ago

Will give brainliest.

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1. no, because the sides dont have to have the same ratio. similar triangles would have to have equal angles, but that isn't necessary for a right triangle since the only requirement is for one side to equal 90°. that means the other 2 sides could be any angle, as long as they add up to 90°

2. yes, because they have the same number of sides, they will have the same proportions and interior angles, making them similar

12. no

13. yes

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