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Given: $\overline{E F} \| \overline{R S}$Prove: a. $\triangle F X E \sim \triangle S X R$b. $\frac{F X}{S X}=\frac{E F}{R S}$
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This implies that $\angle FXE = \angle SXR$ and $\angle XFE = \angle XRS$ due to corresponding angles property of parallel lines. Show more…
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