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How do you solve a scale factor?

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const2013 [10]3 years ago

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Basically you multiply the original length by the scale factor. So let's say there's a side length of 10 and the scale factor is .5, then you multiply 10 by .5 and get 5, that's all scale factor is . It can get larger/smaller, just depends on the number.

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