How to find if two acute / obtuse triangles are similar - ISEE Upper Level Quantitative Reasoning
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NOTE: Figures NOT drawn to scale.
Refer to the above two triangles.

What is
?

NOTE: Figures NOT drawn to scale.
Refer to the above two triangles.
What is ?
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Corresponding sides of similar triangle are proportional, so if
, then

Substitute the known sidelengths, then solve for
:




Corresponding sides of similar triangle are proportional, so if
, then
Substitute the known sidelengths, then solve for :
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What is the perimeter of
?
What is the perimeter of ?
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By definition, since,
, side lengths are in proportion.
So,








The perimeter of
is
.
By definition, since, , side lengths are in proportion.
So,
The perimeter of is
.
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What is
?
What is ?
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By definition, since
, all side lengths are in proportion.




By definition, since , all side lengths are in proportion.
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NOTE: Figures NOT drawn to scale.
Refer to the above two triangles.

What is
?

NOTE: Figures NOT drawn to scale.
Refer to the above two triangles.
What is ?
Tap to reveal answer
Corresponding sides of similar triangle are proportional, so if
, then

Substitute the known sidelengths, then solve for
:




Corresponding sides of similar triangle are proportional, so if
, then
Substitute the known sidelengths, then solve for :
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What is the perimeter of
?
What is the perimeter of ?
Tap to reveal answer
By definition, since,
, side lengths are in proportion.
So,








The perimeter of
is
.
By definition, since, , side lengths are in proportion.
So,
The perimeter of is
.
← Didn't Know|Knew It →


What is
?
What is ?
Tap to reveal answer
By definition, since
, all side lengths are in proportion.




By definition, since , all side lengths are in proportion.
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NOTE: Figures NOT drawn to scale.
Refer to the above two triangles.

What is
?

NOTE: Figures NOT drawn to scale.
Refer to the above two triangles.
What is ?
Tap to reveal answer
Corresponding sides of similar triangle are proportional, so if
, then

Substitute the known sidelengths, then solve for
:




Corresponding sides of similar triangle are proportional, so if
, then
Substitute the known sidelengths, then solve for :
← Didn't Know|Knew It →


What is the perimeter of
?
What is the perimeter of ?
Tap to reveal answer
By definition, since,
, side lengths are in proportion.
So,








The perimeter of
is
.
By definition, since, , side lengths are in proportion.
So,
The perimeter of is
.
← Didn't Know|Knew It →


What is
?
What is ?
Tap to reveal answer
By definition, since
, all side lengths are in proportion.




By definition, since , all side lengths are in proportion.
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NOTE: Figures NOT drawn to scale.
Refer to the above two triangles.

What is
?

NOTE: Figures NOT drawn to scale.
Refer to the above two triangles.
What is ?
Tap to reveal answer
Corresponding sides of similar triangle are proportional, so if
, then

Substitute the known sidelengths, then solve for
:




Corresponding sides of similar triangle are proportional, so if
, then
Substitute the known sidelengths, then solve for :
← Didn't Know|Knew It →


What is the perimeter of
?
What is the perimeter of ?
Tap to reveal answer
By definition, since,
, side lengths are in proportion.
So,








The perimeter of
is
.
By definition, since, , side lengths are in proportion.
So,
The perimeter of is
.
← Didn't Know|Knew It →


What is
?
What is ?
Tap to reveal answer
By definition, since
, all side lengths are in proportion.




By definition, since , all side lengths are in proportion.
← Didn't Know|Knew It →