When two figures are similar, the scale factor is given by the ratio between the measure of two corresponding lengths of the two figures.

Where k represents the scale factor.
Since the volume is a three dimensional measure(it is the product of three length units), the ratio between the volumes is the scale factor to the third power

Then, in our problem, the ratio between the volumes is:

Then, the scale factor is the cubic root of this ratio:
![\sqrt[3]{0.064}=0.4](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/jcixdhfs9mi3tkhfq8efbzwu6tcvxbhyue.png)
The scale factor is 0.4.