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So, I know I have to setup proportions, but could someone explain why there's a specific way you set them up? For eg, I set mine up 47/x=82.8/92 but I ge
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So, I know I have to setup proportions, but could someone explain why there's a specific way you set them up? For eg, I set mine up 47/x=82.8/92 but I ge
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So, I know I have to setup proportions, but could someone explain why there's a specific way you set them up? For eg, I set mine up 47/x=82.8/92 but I get the wrong answer. But when it's setup as 47/x=82/73.8 it gives you the right answer. So, I tried to setup as 47/x=92/73.8 it gives the wrong answer. I'm really confused why. Answer by ikleyn(52887) (Show Source):
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So, I know I have to setup proportions, but could someone explain why there's a specific way you set them up? For eg, I set mine up 47/x=82.8/92 but I get the wrong answer. But when it's setup as 47/x=82/73.8 it gives you the right answer. So, I tried to setup as 47/x=92/73.8 it gives the wrong answer. I'm really confused why.
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The proportion is = .
Hence, x = = 42.3.
The condition says: "The triangles are proportional".
It is very strange (and incorrect) terminology.
The triangles are SIMILAR.