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ΔEFI is dilated by a scale factor of one third with the center of dilation at point F. Then, it is reflected over line a to create ΔHFG. Based on these transformations, which statement is true? Line segments EG and HI intersect at point F, forming triangles EFI and HFG. Line a intersects with both triangles at point F.

segment FE = segment FH over 3, segment FI = segment FG over 3, and segment EI = segment HG over 3; ΔEFI ~ ΔHFG

segment FE = segment FG over 3, segment FI = segment FH over 3, and segment EI = segment HG over 3; ΔEFI ~ ΔGFH

segment FE over 3 = segment FG, segment FI over 3 = segment FH, and segment EI over 3 = segment HG; ΔEFI ~ ΔGFH

segment FE over 3 = segment FH, segment FI over 3 = segment FG, and segment EI over 3 = segment HG; ΔEFI ~ ΔHFG

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