Mathematics, 12.01.2021 04:00, jjjjjj4999

Which statement is true about setting up a proportion to solve for the missing measure? 1.Corresponding parts must be in different positions.
2.Corresponding parts must be in the same position.
3.The two ratios are not equal.
4.The enlargement is not proportional to the original figure.
Consider the enlargement of the triangle.

Which statement is true about setting up a proportion to solve for the missing measure?

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