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question 10 (multiple choice worth 1 points) which of the following statements is true only if triangles efi and gfh are similar? 2fi = 3fh; (\frac{fh}{fi}=\frac{hg}{ie}); points e, f, and g are collinear; (angle fcongangle f)
Step1: Recall similarity - side - ratio property
For similar triangles, the ratios of corresponding sides are equal. In \(\triangle EFI\) and \(\triangle GFH\), if they are similar, then \(\frac{FH}{FI}=\frac{HG}{IE}\) (corresponding - side ratios).
Step2: Analyze other options
- The equation \(2FI = 3FH\) is a specific ratio that is not a general property of similar triangles. It may or may not be true depending on the scale - factor and is not a necessary condition for similarity.
- The fact that points \(E\), \(F\), and \(G\) being collinear has nothing to do with the similarity of \(\triangle EFI\) and \(\triangle GFH\).
- \(\angle F\cong\angle F\) is always true (reflexive property) and is not a condition that is only true when the two triangles are similar.
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\(\frac{FH}{FI}=\frac{HG}{IE}\)