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The figures below are similar. What are a) the ratio of the perimeters and b) the ratio of the areas of the larger figure to the smaller figure? The figures are not drawn to scale
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so the ratio is larger to smaller... so what measurements are in the same position in both diagrams..?
2.5:1 (the ratio of perimeter) 2.5^2:1^2 (ratios of areas)
there you go, someone always gives the answer
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your welcome
but do you get how i got this
@hl147 all you did was reduce 30/12 right? and here is the options
yes! and i did it in decimals but yeah
it would be the same
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I did it in decimals as well but I Needed the fraction form @hl147 & @campbell_st he or she always gives the steps after so I know what to do
okay |dw:1431905181003:dw|
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