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The two shapes below are scaled copies of one another. The base lengths are shown. What is the scale factor going from the first figure to the second? 15 6

The two shapes below are scaled copies of one another. The base lengths are shown. What is the scale factor going from the first figure to the second? 15 6
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The two shapes below are scaled copies

of one another. The base lengths are
shown. What is the scale factor going
from the first figure to the second?
15
6

The two shapes below are scaled copies of one another. The base lengths are shown-example-1
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User Alexander Zaytsev
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Answer:

2/5 or 0.4.

Explanation:

6/15 = 2/5

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User Greg Veres
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