Question

The figure below was made with a scale of 1 unit =9 m. You can place your figure anywhere on the grid on the right.

Answer 1

Answer & Step-by-step explanation:

I can't draw the image, but I can explain it to you.

Since 1 unit was 3 units and now it's 9, you would have to divide each side by 3. So, the width would be 1 unit and the length would be 2 units.

I hope this helped!!!

Answer 2

The scale of 1 unit = 9 m

The rectangle 1 unit = 3 m is similar to 1 unit = 9 m

Since the unit of the scale is reduced the image size will be smaller than the given diagram.

What is supposed by similarity in math?

In Euclidean geometry,  objects are comparable if they have an identical shape, or if one has the same form because they reflect a photograph of the other. more precisely, one can be obtained from the opposite by using uniformly scaling (enlarging or lowering), probably with extra translation, rotation and reflection.

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