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scale------------> 1 in/4 ft
[blueprint]=scale*[actual]
Part 1) <span> Living room
lenght (20 ft) -------------> </span>[blueprint]=(1/4)*20=5 in<span>
width (8 ft) ----------------> </span>[blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
Part 2) Kitchen
length (16 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
width (16 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
Part 3) Office
length (8 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
width (16 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
Part 4) Bedroom 1
length (8 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
width (16 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
Part 5) Bedroom 2
length (20 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*20=5 in
width (20 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*20=5 in
Part 6) <span>Bathroom</span>
length (6 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*6=1.5 in
width (8 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
see the attached figure to view the table
scale------------> 1 in/4 ft
[blueprint]=scale*[actual]
Part 1) <span> Living room
lenght (20 ft) -------------> </span>[blueprint]=(1/4)*20=5 in<span>
width (8 ft) ----------------> </span>[blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
Part 2) Kitchen
length (16 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
width (16 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
Part 3) Office
length (8 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
width (16 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
Part 4) Bedroom 1
length (8 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
width (16 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*16=4 in
Part 5) Bedroom 2
length (20 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*20=5 in
width (20 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*20=5 in
Part 6) <span>Bathroom</span>
length (6 ft) -------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*6=1.5 in
width (8 ft) ----------------> [blueprint]=(1/4)*8=2 in
see the attached figure to view the table
Answer:
The angles are used to prove the similarity of triangles VWZ and YXZ.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given information:
Two triangles are called congruent if their corresponding sides are in same proportion or the corresponding angles are same.
If two corresponding sides of triangle have same proportion and their inclined angle is same, then by SAS rule of similarity both triangles are similar.
From the given figure it is noticed that the ∠VZW and ∠YZX are vertically opposite angles. The vertically opposite angles are always equal.
(Vertically opposite angles)
(Given)
By SAS rule of similarity
Therefore the angles are used to prove the similarity of triangles VWZ and YXZ.