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AX and DY are altitiudes of two triangles ABC and DEF. Prove that AX:DY=AB:DE.

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ΔABC&ΔDEFaresimilar
they are equangular
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A×BC&DYEFNow,ΔA×B&ΔDyEareequianglesbyAAAswimilarityAA×B&ADYEaresimilar
Their corresponding sides are proportional
Axdy=xByE=ABDEAxDy=ABDE

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