Solving Scale Problems Using Proportions Answers
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The square represents a scale model that was created by using a factor of 4. Which is true of the measures of the sides of the original square?
A
Each side of the original square is the length of each side of the scale model.
B
Each side of the original square is 4 times the length of each side of the scale model.C
Each side of the original square is the same length as each side of the scale model.D
Each side of the original square is 4 feet less than the scale model.2
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Each side of the regular hexagon below has the same measure.If a model of the hexagon is made by using a scale factor of 6, which applies to the model? Select two options.
A
The model represents a reduction.B
Each side of the model is 15 feet long.C
The model is proportional to the original hexagon.D
One side of the model can be 8.5 feet.E
The scale factor is divided by 2.5 to get the dimensions of the model.3
Fabian used a ratio table to show the original dimensions of a rectangle and the dimensions when the rectangle is changed by a scale factor. He forgot to enter the length of the new rectangle.Scale factor12.5Width615Length9 Which length is missing from Fabian’s table?
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3.6B
11.5C
21.6D
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