A museum sells postcards of famous paintings. The postcards must be the same shape as the painting.

C is the correct shape.

Explanation:

The ratio of the sides must be the same for the postcard and the painting. The painting has a ratio of 30.25 to 25.25. If you simplify this and divide both sides by 5, you get 6.05 to 5.05, which matches C.

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maheshpatelvVT maheshpatelvVT · Answer 2 · 2022-08-09T13:57:17+02:00

Postcard C is the same shape as the painting because they are in the same proportion.

What is the similarity law?

It is defined as the law to prove that the two figures have the same shape, but it is not compulsory to have the same size. The ratio of the corresponding sides is in the same proportions and the corresponding angles are congruent.

It is given that:

A museum sells postcards of famous paintings.

Applying similarity law that states: The ratio of the corresponding sides is in the same proportions.

In poster A:

5/30.25 = 5/25.25

1/6.05 = 1/5.05

In the poster B:

8/30.25 = 4/25.25

1/3.78 = 1/6.312

In poster C:

6.05/30.25 = 5.05/25.25

1/5 = 1/5 (they are in the same proportion)

Thus, postcard C is the same shape as the painting because they are in the same proportion.

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