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Complete the correlation:
Ratio method : Ed = `(%triangle"Q")/(%triangle"P")` :: _______ : Ed = `"Lower segment"/"Upper segment"`
Solution
Ratio method : Ed = `(%triangle"Q")/(%triangle"P")` :: Point or Geometric Method : Ed = `"Lower segment"/"Upper segment"`
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