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Please Help! I'm Stuck!

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i think the answer to this problem is b.
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Answer:

The area of P is 9 times the area of Q

Explanation:

From P to Q

The side lengths are

6 : 2

Divide each side by 2

3:1

From length to area we square the scale factor

3^2 : 1^2

9 : 1

P to Q area is 9 to 1

The area of P is 9 times the area of Q

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