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The ratio of the areas of two similar polygons is 100:25. What is the ratio of their corresponding sides?
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Given the ratio of areas, \(a^2 : b^2\), we can find the ratio of the similar sides as \(a:b\).
Basically, lengths, area, and volume of similar figures all have a ratio. Lengths: a:b Area: a^2:b^2 Volume: a^3:b^#
So if the area is 100:25, and that ratio is a^2:b^2, then you have to find the square root in order to find the side lengths. Therefore, a:b = 10:5 or 2:1
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