In right triangle a efg m2 e= 25°. in right triangle a hjk, mz h=25º. which
similarity postulate or theorem proves that a efg and a hjk are similar?

Therefore the triangles are congruent by Angle Angle similarity postulate.

ΔEFG  ~ ΔHJK ...{ By Angle-Angle similarity postulate}

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

In right triangle ΔEFG

m∠E= 25°.

In right triangle ΔHJK,

m∠H=25º

To Prove:

ΔEFG  ~ ΔHJK

Proof:

In right triangle ΔEFG  and ΔHJK

m∠ E ≅ m∠ H .......{measure of each angle is 25° given}

m∠ F ≅ m∠ J .........{Both triangle is Right angle Triangle therefore measure angle is 90° each}

∴ ΔEFG  ~ ΔHJK ...{ By Angle-Angle similarity postulate}

Therefore the triangles are congruent by Angle Angle similarity postulate.

ΔEFG  ~ ΔHJK ...{ By Angle-Angle similarity postulate}

okay wait before i answer, is this for your points on a graph?

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