The smaller rectangle is a 13 scale drawing of the original figure. Use the drop-down menus to show the missing dimensions of th
e scaled figure.
2 answers:
The complete question in the attached figure
we know that
factor scale=1/13
factor scale=[dimension smaller rectangle]/[dimension original rectangle]
so
[dimension smaller rectangle]=[factor scale]*[dimension original rectangle]
a) for l=36 cm in the original rectangle
[dimension smaller rectangle]=[1/13]*[36]--------> 2.77 cm
b) for w=28 cm in the original rectangle
[dimension smaller rectangle]=[1/13]*[28]--------> 2.15 cm
c) [area smaller rectangle]=2.77*2.15------> 5.96 cm²
the answers in the attached figure
we know that
factor scale=1/13
factor scale=[dimension smaller rectangle]/[dimension original rectangle]
so
[dimension smaller rectangle]=[factor scale]*[dimension original rectangle]
a) for l=36 cm in the original rectangle
[dimension smaller rectangle]=[1/13]*[36]--------> 2.77 cm
b) for w=28 cm in the original rectangle
[dimension smaller rectangle]=[1/13]*[28]--------> 2.15 cm
c) [area smaller rectangle]=2.77*2.15------> 5.96 cm²
the answers in the attached figure
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