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3x-4=14
3x=18
x=6
.5n=1.25
n=2.5
x+1=2x-2
x+3=2x
3=x
x+3=10
x=7
6x-13=-11
6x=2
x=1/3
p=4-p
2p=4
p=2
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Answer:
Yes, the scale factor is 0.6 repeating, or 0.7.
Step-by-step explanation:
You find the scale factor by dividing the smaller sides by the corresponding larger ones.
12/18 = 0.6 repeating
14/21 = 0.6 repeating
16/24 = 0.6 repeating
These triangles could be similar by SSS or SAS or ASA I think since congruent angles are shown in both triangles as well.
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The answer to this problem is 1/6.
