Bradley and Kelly are out flying kites at a park one afternoon. A model of Bradley and Kelly's kites are shown below on the coor
dinate plane as kites BRAD and KELY, respectively:
Which statement is correct about the two kites?
A. They are similar because BR : DB is 1 : 3 and KE : YK is 1 : 3
B. They are similar because BR : DB is 1 : 2 and KE : YK is 1 : 2
C. They are not similar because BR : DB is 1 : 2 and KE : YK is 1 : 3
D. They are not similar because BR : DB is 1 : 3 and KE : YK is 1 : 2
Which statement is correct about the two kites?
A. They are similar because BR : DB is 1 : 3 and KE : YK is 1 : 3
B. They are similar because BR : DB is 1 : 2 and KE : YK is 1 : 2
C. They are not similar because BR : DB is 1 : 2 and KE : YK is 1 : 3
D. They are not similar because BR : DB is 1 : 3 and KE : YK is 1 : 2
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Step-by-step explanation:
They are just asking you to compare
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What constant values are in the place of .