Answer:
To be considered similar, two polygons sometimes have corresponding sides that are equal.
Step-by-step explanation:
" Two figures are said to be similar if the ratio of each of the corresponding sides of the two figures are equal "
Hence, if both the figures have sides of equal length then obviously the ratio of each of the corresponding sides is equal i.e. 1:1.
Also, the ratio may be same if the original figure is dilated by some scale factor.
This means that now in this case the corresponding sides are not equal.
