Given the two similar triangles below, which proportion is not true?

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weqwewe [10]2 years ago

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The proportion of sides of the triangle which is not true are 13.5/21 = 9/14, 9/13.5 = 6/21 and 14/6 = 21/9

<h3>Proportion</h3>

The three sides of each of the rectangles should be proportional to each other

Triangle A : Triangle B

9 cm : 13.5 cm

= 9/13.5

14 cm : 21 cm

= 14 cm / 21 cm

6 cm : 9 cm

= 6 cm / 9 cm

Therefore, the proportion of sides of the triangle which is not true are 13.5/21 = 9/14, 9/13.5 = 6/21 and 14/6 = 21/9

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