Answer: While I don’t have the picture to actually know the answer I will explain how to get it.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. If the shapes are on a grid count the amount of grid squares that are located between each end point of the shape. If it’s not on a grid use a ruler to measure the side lengths. You will need to find out the side amounts for both shapes L and S.
2. From there if the L shape is SMALLER than the S shape, then take the S shape’s sides and divide it by the L shape’s sides, and whatever number you get from each of your division problems will be your scale factor. BUT If the L shape is BIGGER than the S shape then easiest way to find out your scale factor is to take the last scale factor you got and convert it into a fraction. For example, if you got 3 then it would be 1/3. Hope this helped!
Answer:
Square with side length 25/4 m
Step-by-step explanation:
The area is always going to be largest for a rectangle when the two dimensions are equal. You are looking for a square. What square has perimeter 25? 4s=25 so the side length of this rectangle (Square) is 25/4 m.
Answer to the problem is s=0.6
