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1 year ago

If you apply a scale factor of 5 to the side measuring 8, what will the length of the new side be?

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Leona [35]1 year ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The scale factor of 5 to the side measuring 8 means that you multiply that side by the scale factor.

Basically, the equation would go like this:

Original Side Length: x

Scale Factor: y

New Side Length: z

xy=z

If we plug in our numbers, we get:

8*5=z

40=z

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