A sporting goods store sells triangular team pennants in two sizes. The base of one pennant is 18 in. and the length of the side
is 9 in. The other pennant is similar to the larger pennant and has a base that is 6 in.
What is the length of the side of the smaller pennant?
2 answers:
This is a proportion problem because the problem stated that the two team pennants are similar.
Pennant 1 = base = 18 in ; length = 9 inches
Pennant 2 = base = 6 in ; length = x ?
9/18 = x/6
9*6 = 18x
54 = 18x
54/18 = x
3 = x
The length of the side of the smaller pennant is 3 inches.
Answer:the answer is 3inches
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