Points ABCD are connected to form rectangle ABCD. If G is plotted at (7, 4), would rectangle EFGH be similar to rectangle ABCD?
Explain.
A) Yes, FG is twice as long as BC
B) No, for similar figures one rectangle cannot be inside of another.
C) Yes, corresponding parts have all been multiplied by the same scale factor.
D) No, corresponding parts have not all be multiplied by the same scale factor.
A) Yes, FG is twice as long as BC
B) No, for similar figures one rectangle cannot be inside of another.
C) Yes, corresponding parts have all been multiplied by the same scale factor.
D) No, corresponding parts have not all be multiplied by the same scale factor.
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