Match the scale factor of the side lengths of a regular polygon with the scale factor that results for the area, volume or perimeter.
No. How do you know what to do?
For example 16 is for D area: scale factor 64 8 matches the area: scale factor 64 because the area is proportional to the square of the linear dimension.
Sorry I am being really stupid. But I really don't get it. Could you work one out with me?
for the last one, 64 divided by 8 is what ?
8
Right, so the answer for the match is 8, the first one is 1 cuz 4/4 is 1
So, it would be like 9/9 = 1? or 81/9 = 9? Like that?
How do they get the x 3 or /2?
And what does area volume or perimeter have to do with all of this?
There question was different than yours, you see your chart has perimeter scale factor: 4 That's how your question should be solved
So we just multiply or divide by 4?
et me observe your question for a bit.. i think i did something wrong there
okay, take your time.
perimeter scale factor means you do square root 2
oh
So, 8^2, 4^2, 16^2
Wait. Then there is volume and area.
Yes. the volume, area, and perimeter are solved differently
Area scale factor = (Linear scale factor)^2
What is linear scale factor?
Your chart shows the definition, in the column, Area scale factor 64, that's the linear scale factor
So, 8 would be 64.
Right
and for volume. 16 would be 8.
Thanks for the medal too!
Your welcome. So did u match A and B
a = 2 and b = 4
AWESOME!
Sorry for giving you such a hard time, the question was difficult for me.
No, you helped me a lot! Thanks sooo much!
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