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The figures shown are similar. What is the scale factor? a.1/7 b. 1/3 c.3 d.2/3
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The answer is \(1/7\)
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Multiply 21 by 1/7. What do you get? Is this result equal to the side of length 14? If not, then 1/7 is not the scale factor. Try again. And note, @Dqswag, it is against the rules here on Open Study either to give away answers without any involvement on the part of the learner. Do not do that again, please.
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