Which statement is true of two similar figures?
corresponding sides are always congrue...
Mathematics, 05.12.2019 16:31 KenyanaBDavis
Which statement is true of two similar figures?
corresponding sides are always congruent.
corresponding angles are always congruent.
they are always different sizes, but the same shape.
the areas of the figures have the same ratio as the ratio of corresponding sides.
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