If two triangles have two corresponding side lengths and an included angle to be proportional, then the triangles are similar. This rule is called Side-Angle-Side (SAS)(SAS) Similarity.
First, lets label the values of each side length
For triangle ABCABC:
AB=8,AB=8,AC=17.6AC=17.6
For triangle DEFDEF:
DE=5,DE=5,DF=11DF=11
∠A=∠D∠A=∠D as shown by the dots
To prove that ABCABC is similar to DEFDEF the following equation must be true
ABDE=ACDFABDE=ACDF
Definition of Similarity
85=17.61185=17.611
Plug in the side lengths
85=8585=85
Simplify each fraction
Since corresponding side lengths are proportional, and included angles are equal, ABCABC is similar to DEFDEF