Two triangles are similar if their corresponding angles are equal and their corresponding sides are in proportion.
Two triangles are similar if they have two equal sides.
Two triangles are similar if their perimeters are equal.
Two triangles are similar if they have one right angle.
The symbol '#' is used to denote similarity between triangles.
The symbol '@' is used to denote similarity between triangles.
The symbol '~' is used to denote similarity between triangles.
The symbol '&' is used to denote similarity between triangles.
All corresponding angles of similar triangles are equal.
Only one pair of corresponding angles are equal.
Similar triangles have no angles in common.
All angles are complementary.
DF = 12, using the proportion (AB/DE = AC/DF).
DF = 9, tripling one side.
DF = 16, doubling AC.
DF = 10, remaining proportional.
Two triangles are similar if they have three equal angles.
Two triangles are similar if they have two equal angles.
Two triangles are similar if all three pairs of corresponding sides are in proportion.
Two triangles are similar if they have no equal sides.