Help please?
ok
i guess its t and s bcz the width are similar
@jim_thompson5910 @Hero @help123please.
You need to find the dimensions of each rectangle
Then you need to compare the ratio of each corresponding side length to see if you have similar rectangles or not
@jim_thompson5910 How can I find the dimensions?
the dimensions are just the length and width
by grids, if there is 1 grid, then u have 1 lenght or width
so for example, the largest rectangle is 6 units wide (across the horizontal axis) and 7 units tall (across the vertical axis)
So then Section T and Section S are the most similar geometric figures on the grid, correct? @Best_Mathematician @jim_thompson5910
what i said at the beggining
S is 1 unit by 1 unit T is 3 units by 1 unit
the ratio for S is 1:1 the ratio for T is 3:1 they are NOT the same ratio
so they cannot be similar
oh yaa...ya now u reminded me...similar figures are the one who have similar patters or similar dimensions, such as length and width
T has a ratio of 3:1 K has a ratio of 2:3 there's no way section T and K are similar either because no matter how you switch up the numbers, the two ratios are not equal
so you're just going down the list until you find the answer or have eliminated the non-answers
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