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2 similar parallelograms have areas of 18cm squared and 32 in squared. Find the ratio of their perimeters
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There is a simple rule for scaling similar figures if the linear scale factor is n then the area scale factor is n^2 and the volume scale factor is n^3 In this case you know the ratio of the AREA (n^2) so the linear ratio is the squareroot of the area ratio. (Perimeter is a linear measure....)
hint: ALSO note that 1"=2.54 (exactly) cm.
@justin01 Just double check that you typed correctly - are the 2 areas in different units? If so then there is the additional conversion as given above - BUT remember there are 2.54^2 cm^2 in in^2
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