The two figures are regular pentagons.

What is the scale factor, written in decimal form?

Two regular pentagons of different sizes with an arrow pointing from the larger image on the left to the smaller image on the right. Image on the left is labeled twenty, and image on the right is labeled fourteen.

Question

The two figures are regular pentagons.
 
What is the scale factor, written in decimal form?
 
 
 
   Two regular pentagons of different sizes with an arrow pointing from the larger image on the left to the smaller image on the right. Image on the left is labeled twenty, and image on the right is labeled fourteen.

anonymous · Answer

http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1552000_1552500/1552118/1/b36dc25749b6e72207ebd5e52a677e0707ca379e/MS_IMB-1401023-100921.jpg

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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jim_thompson5910 · Answer

scale factor = (new)/(old)

where "new" refers to the length of the segment after the transformation
"old" is the original figure before the transformation

the "new" and "old" segments correspond to one another