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What is the scale factor from figureA to figure B
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What is the scale factor from figureA to figure B

What is the scale factor from figureA to figure B-example-1
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Answer:

1/3

Explanation:

The scale factor would be 1/3.

To get figure A to the size of figure B, we need to multipy all sides by 1/3.

33*1/3=11

15*1/3=5

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