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Figure B is a scaled copy of figure A. what is the scale factor from figure A to figure B?

Figure B is a scaled copy of figure A. what is the scale factor from figure A to figure-example-1
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The green one is a 1:4 Scale. Or the blue one is 4x larger.


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Answer:


\text{Scale factor}=4

Explanation:

We have been given that the figure B is a scaled copy of figure A. We are asked to find the scale factor of from figure A to figure B.

To find the scale factor, we will divide side length of figure B by its corresponding side in figure B.

We can see that side in figure B is 64 units and its corresponding side in figure A is 16 units.


\text{Scale factor}=(64)/(16)


\text{Scale factor}=4

Therefore, the scale factor is 4.

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