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If in two triangles, corresponding angles are equal, then their corresponding sides are in the same ratio (or proportion) and hence the two triangles are similar.

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Solution

Given: Here ABC and DEF are such that

BAC=EDF

ABAC=DEDF

To prove that ABCDEF

Construction- Draw DB equal to AB and DC equal to AC in DEF and join BC.

Proof - In ABC and DBC

AB=BD By construction

AC=DC by construction

A=D Given

ABCDBC ...(S.A.S test of Congruence)

B=DBC ...C.A.C.T

C=DCB ....C.A.C.T

ABCDBC ....(A.A.A test of similarity)

ABDB=ACDC=BCBC ....(C.S.S.T)

But ABDE=ACDF ...Given

Or DBDE=DCDF

{AB=DB,AC=DC}

BCEF.
(Side divides the two side in the same ratio then it is parallel to third side).

DBC=E=B

DCB=F=C

ABCDEF (S.A.S.test of similarity)

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