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Compare the original figure to the enlarged figure. A small rectangle has a length of 3.25 and a width of 1.5. A larger rectangle has a length of 6.5 and width of 3. Which ratios can be used to find the scale factor? Check all that apply. Scale factor = StartFraction enlarged over original EndFraction = StartFraction 6.5 over 3.25 EndFraction Scale factor = StartFraction enlarged over original EndFraction = StartFraction 3.25 over 6.5 EndFraction Scale factor = StartFraction enlarged over original EndFraction = StartFraction 3 over 1.5 EndFraction Scale factor = StartFraction enlarged over original EndFraction = StartFraction 1.5 over 3 EndFraction Scale factor = StartFraction enlarged over original EndFraction = StartFraction 1.5 over 3.25 EndFraction
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