Re. What can be concluded about the scale factor and
missing measures? Check all that apply.
The scale factor is 3.
The scale factor is
3
Add the scale factor to 18 and 24 to find A and B's
lengths.
O Subtract the scale factor from 18 and 24 to find A
and B's lengths.
Multiply 18 and the scale factor to find A's length.
Divide 24 by the scale factor to find B's length.

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the answer should be a

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