If a 121 miles trip took 5 1/2 gallons of gas, how many miles can be driven with a full tank of 13 gallons
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Hey there! :D
When you are finding the area of corresponding sides, you square the number of the ratio of the similar lengths.
The screens a little blurry, but I'm assuming the corresponding side is represented as:
So, you would keep a and b where they are, (you would be confusing the areas if you switched it in any way) and then just square the variables.
"C" is the best answer.
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
When you are finding the area of corresponding sides, you square the number of the ratio of the similar lengths.
The screens a little blurry, but I'm assuming the corresponding side is represented as:
So, you would keep a and b where they are, (you would be confusing the areas if you switched it in any way) and then just square the variables.
"C" is the best answer.
I hope this helps!
~kaikers
