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okay dude for similar shapes we have : \[\frac{ area1 }{ area2 }=(\frac{ side2 }{ side2 })^{2}\]
can you solve for the missing variable now ? or still need another hint
i guess i can :)
great then, can you now give the answer for 14?
121/11=18/12
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\[\frac{ 121 }{ x }=(\frac{ 18 }{ 12 })^2\rightarrow \frac{ 121 }{ x }=(\frac{ 3 }{2})^2\] easy now right ?
yesss veryy easy , is that how i solve all of itt
do i keep it raised to the powerr
no actually you will distribute the power and solve for the variable. I did not actually read the rest ,but that's idea hold for 13 an 14 ,but I'm pretty much sure you will solve the rest just as easy :)
ok thank you
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