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Kiesha and her classmates wrote proportions for the reduction of a triangle. A larger and smaller triangle have corresponding heights and bases.

Which proportions are set up correctly? Select three options.
StartFraction original height over original base EndFraction = StartFraction reduction height over reduction base EndFraction
StartFraction original height over reduction height EndFraction = StartFraction original base over reduction base EndFraction
StartFraction original height over reduction base EndFraction = StartFraction reduction height over original base EndFraction
StartFraction reduction height over reduction base EndFraction = StartFraction original height over original base EndFraction
StartFraction original height over original base EndFraction = StartFraction reduction base over reduction height EndFraction

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