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What is the scale factor from polygon A to polygon B

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The scale factor is 2

In Polygon A one of the sides are 2.5. Take the same side from Polygon B and divide it by the side in Polygon A like this
$5 \div 2.5$
You get the answer of 2 after dividing

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