The scale copy of a shape is the resulting shape when the original shape is dilated. Possible scaled rectangles of rectangle A are:
A. 6cm by 1.5cm because
D. 18cm by 4.5cm because
E. 80cm by 20cm because
Given that
[tex]Length = 12cm[/tex]
[tex]Width = 3cm[/tex]
Divide the length and the width of the rectangle
[tex]k = Length \div Width[/tex]
[tex]k = 12cm \div 3cm[/tex]
[tex]k = 4[/tex]
This means that a scaled copy of rectangle A must have a value of 4 when the dimensions are divided.
Possible rectangles are:
A. 6cm by 1.5cm because [tex]6cm \div 1.5cm = 4[/tex]
D. 18cm by 4.5cm because [tex]18cm \div 4.5cm = 4[/tex]
E. 80cm by 20cm because [tex]80cm \div 20cm = 4[/tex]
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