b. Below shows two similar figures. 12 cm 5 cm If the area of the larger shape on the left is 72 cm², what is the area of the smaller shape on the right? [Type/paste your solution]
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The length of the side of the square on the left is 72 cm, and the length of the corresponding side on the right is 36 cm. So, the scale factor is 36/72 = 1/2. Show more…
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