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OpenStudy (gelow):

The two figures are regular octagons. What is the scale factor, written in decimal form? http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1552000_1552500/1552119/1/f2e20d40cc7af0d4b7d908964365b157c1d53973/MS_IMB-1401023-100922.jpg

Directrix (directrix):

Regular octagons are similar. The ratio of the sides from big to small is 15 to 9 or 15/9. Your task is to write 15/9 as a decimal. Post what you get, okay? @gelow

OpenStudy (gelow):

so 1.666666667

OpenStudy (gelow):

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Directrix (directrix):

>>1.666666667 Yes. The problem does not state how many decimal places. I would go with 1.67 to the nearest hundredth. @gelow

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