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To find the scale factor, you must divide to similar lengths in both of the triangles. The 3 on the smaller triangle is similar to the 9 on the bigger triangle. If you divide those two numbers together, you should get the scale factor.
Wow; he put it in a great way :) ^ And yes, the scale factor is _. The difference between 3 and 9, and 6 and 18? In other words, 3 _ _ = 9 6 _ _ = 18.
3:3? :)
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You are correct, but no reason to put it into a ratio. It should just be 3.
Correct, basically, it is 3, only. No concept to use it in ratio form. ^
Missing length, 3.
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Oh I see, it said the scale factor (small): to big
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So, yes, might want to construct it to ratio form!
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