C-14-Q065mediumsingle_mcq

If two triangles are equiangular, their matching sides are —

aequal
bperpendicular
cproportional
dparallel

ব্যাখ্যা

In triangles, equality of all corresponding angles guarantees that the corresponding sides bear a constant ratio (AAA similarity). Therefore the matching sides are proportional, not necessarily equal.

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C-14-Q067In the proof of Theorem 32, by —
C-14-Q068After , we get , hence —
C-14-Q069The relation in the proof follows from —
C-14-Q070If three pairs of corresponding sides of two triangles are proportional, the corresponding angles are —
C-14-Q071In the proof of Theorem 33, by —
C-14-Q072In the proof, and are equiangular because —
C-14-Q073Theorem 33 is the converse of —
C-14-Q074If one angle of a triangle equals an angle of another and the sides adjacent to those angles are proportional,
C-14-Q075In the proof of Theorem 34, by —