@zepdrix
Another one.

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@zepdrix
Another one.

poto · Answer

zepdrix · Answer

Hmm I think you can simply compare corresponding sides on the triangles.
For example, on the solid triangle, what is the length of the left leg?

And then on the dotted triangle, what is the length of the left leg?

poto · Answer

For the dotted 7 units
For the solid 3 units

zepdrix · Answer

You sure? I think it's 3 and 6.

vuriffy · Answer

@Poto Yes, as zepdrix said, you can just check the lengths. And it is 6 for the dotted.

zepdrix · Answer

If you look at the other corresponding sides, you'll find that they're 4 and 8.

poto · Answer

Sorry about that i miss counted

vuriffy · Answer

It happens, you'll be fine.

zepdrix · Answer

How do you get from 3 to 6?
And from 4 to 8?

Hmm ::)

poto · Answer

Add 4 and 3

zepdrix · Answer

No no, the change that you're applying has to be the same for both.
So addition isn't going to work.

What about multiplication?

poto · Answer

Times 2

poto · Answer

So the scale factor would be 2 i'm guessing

zepdrix · Answer

Correct!
Yay!

poto · Answer

THANK YOU! :D