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The length of one of the sides of the larger pentagon is 24 cm. The length of one of the sides of the smaller pentagon is 8 cm.
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So, if the larger pentagon is 3x the size of the smaller pentagon, we can find the area of the smaller pentagon by dividing the area of the larger pentagon by 3.
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The area of the smaller pentagon is 45in²
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