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How would I prove that two circles are similar? Would I use pi(r^2)? Would I dilate the circle or something?
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This seems kinda simple and I'm sure I'm over thinking it, I know that all circles are similar but i'm required to put an answer. It's open answer.
Just find the scale factor for the radii: http://mathbitsnotebook.com/Geometry/Circles/CRProveSimilar.html
Oh wait one second, there's an image.
So, the radius for Circle E is 3 and the radius for circle C is 4.
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so the scale factor is K=r^1/r^2?
sorry that looks like exponents, it should be k=r1/r2 right?
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