Question

∆ABC ~∆ABC ∆Pa=40 ∆=70 знайти невідомі кути трикутників ​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

It seems like there might be a typographical error or misunderstanding in your notation. The symbol "∆" usually represents a triangle, and the subscript typically denotes the vertices of the triangle. However, in your notation, it looks like "∆Pa=40" and "∆=70," and it's not clear what "Pa" and "∆" refer to.

Assuming you have two similar triangles, ∆ABC and ∆ABC, and you want to find the unknown angles, let's denote the angles as A, B, and C in both triangles. If the corresponding angles in similar triangles are equal, then:

∠A in ∆ABC corresponds to ∠A in ∆ABC. ∠B in ∆ABC corresponds to ∠B in ∆ABC. ∠C in ∆ABC corresponds to ∠C in ∆ABC.

If you have additional information, such as one angle measure (e.g., ∠A = 40 degrees), you can use that information to find the other angles.

Please provide more details or clarify the notation if you want a more specific solution.