Find the scale factor in the following similar figures. 23 m 6.9 m Original 30 m New 9 m
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The ratio of the corresponding sides is found by dividing the length of the corresponding sides in the new figure by the length of the corresponding sides in the original figure. For example, the ratio of the corresponding sides for the first pair of sides is: 30 Show more…
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