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The shortest sides of two similar polygons have lenghts in the ratio 2:5. the perimeter of the smaller polygon is 20. The perimeter of the larger polygon is

The shortest sides of two similar polygons have lenghts in the ratio 2:5. the perimeter of the smaller polygon is 20. The perimeter of the larger polygon is
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The shortest sides of two similar polygons have lenghts in the ratio 2:5.

the perimeter of the smaller polygon is 20. The perimeter of the larger polygon is

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I think it would be 40 because if this all works out right ur only doubling the 20 to make the bigger shape
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