Final answer:
Only Rectangles B (36 by 9) and C (4 by 1) are scaled copies of Rectangle Z because they have the same length-to-width ratio of 4:1.
Step-by-step explanation:
To select all rectangles that are scaled copies of Rectangle Z, we must find rectangles with the same length-to-width ratio as Rectangle Z. Rectangle Z has dimensions of 12 units by 3 units. The scale factor between dimensions of two similar figures must be consistent for both length and width. Now, let's examine each rectangle provided:
- Rectangle A (15 by 30) is not a scaled copy because the ratio is 1:2, not 4:1 like Rectangle Z.
- Rectangle B (36 by 9) is a scaled copy because the ratio is 4:1, which is the same as Rectangle Z.
- Rectangle C (4 by 1) is a scaled copy because the ratio is 4:1, identical to Rectangle Z.
- Rectangle D (16.4 by 4.1) has a ratio that simplifies to approximately 4:1; however, it is not exact. So, for the purpose of this question, we will not consider it a perfect scaled copy.
- Rectangle E (18 by 4) does not have a 4:1 ratio and thus is not a scaled copy of Rectangle Z.
- Rectangle F (24.8 by 7.2) also does not have a 4:1 ratio, so it's not a scaled copy of Rectangle Z.
In conclusion, Rectangles B and C are the only scaled copies of Rectangle Z, as they share the same proportional dimensions.