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12 January, 04:16

The areas of two similar octagons are 112 in.² and 63 in.². What is the ratio (larger to smaller) of their perimeters?

16/3

4/9

16/9

4/3,

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  1. 12 January, 05:28
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    The answer is k = 4/3You have to consider the definition of "k"

    k = growth factor (k> 1) or reduction (k <1)

    Area1 = (k ^ 2) * Area2Perimeter1 = k * Perimeter2

    Substitute: 12 = (k ^ 2) * 63 k = sqaure root (112/63) k = 4/3
  2. 12 January, 07:07
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    When the figures are similar, we have by definition:

    For the area:

    A1 = (k ^ 2) * A2

    For the perimeter

    P1 = k * P2

    Note: The factor k is the same in both cases

    Where,

    k = growth factor (k> 1) or reduction (k <1)

    Substituting values we have:

    12 = (k ^ 2) * 63

    Let's clear k:

    k = root (112/63)

    k = 4/3

    Answer:

    The ratio (larger to smaller) of their perimeters is:

    k = 4/3
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