I need some guidance with this please:)

Part 1: Create and provide the dimensions for two similar figures of your choosing.
Part 2: What is the similarity ratio of these figures along with the ratio of their surface area and volume?
Part 3: Show your work, either using the actual volumes or using the formula, that the volume ratio is true.

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I need some guidance with this please:)

Part 1: Create and provide the dimensions for two similar figures of your choosing.  
Part 2: What is the similarity ratio of these figures along with the ratio of their surface area and volume?
Part 3: Show your work, either using the actual volumes or using the formula, that the volume ratio is true.

mertsj · Answer

What sort of figure do you want to use...triangle, rectangle,  parallelogram, pentagon...pick something.

anonymous · Answer

Triangle!

mertsj · Answer

Oh ...it has to be three dimensional since we have to do volume so why don't you choose something simple like a rectangular prism otherwise known as a box.

anonymous · Answer

ok, like a cube, right?

mertsj · Answer

Yes.  Do you know how to draw a cube?

anonymous · Answer

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mertsj · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

oh ok, thank you! makes more sense

mertsj · Answer

Now you draw two cubes.  Make a little one and one 2 times as big.  Do you want to try that?

anonymous · Answer

sure hold on:)

anonymous · Answer

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