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The answer is False.

What is the triangle?

  • Three sides, three vertices, and three angles make up a triangle. A triangle's three interior angles are always added up to 180 degrees. A triangle's two longest sides are always longer than its third side. A triangle with the vertices P, Q, and R symbol is  △PQR.

Based only on the information given in the diagram, it is guaranteed that PQR~ STU:

Two right triangles, ΔPQR and  ΔSTU—are shown in the illustration with their right angles at ∠P and ∠S, respectively.

It is also demonstrated that TU = 12 units and QR = 6 units.

Because we only provided one set of congruent angles, we are unable to apply the A postulate of similarity to it.

Additionally, since there is only one pair of comparable sides, we are unable to determine whether they are proportionate.

The statement "based purely on the information presented in the diagram, it is assumed that triangle PQR triangle STU" is False because the triangles may not be identical if their corresponding angles are genuinely different.

The answer is False.

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