If hjk is similar to pqr, the angles of hjk must be congruent to the corresponding angles of pqr. true or false?

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Michael Slade · Answer 1 · 2017-04-24T23:21:16+0000

True.

Since they are similar the angles of hjk must be congruent (equal) to the corresponding angles of pqr.

Not for similar triangles the corresponding angles must be equal.

The sides of the triangle might be equal or not equal.

If hjk is similar to pqr, the angles of hjk must be congruent to the corresponding angles of pqr. true or false?

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