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Can i get some help i need it...quick

Can i get some help i need it...quick
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Can i get some help i need it...quick

Can i get some help i need it...quick-example-1
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User Hemant Gautam
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The old length of 8 corresponds to the new length of 10

Divide the two values: new/old = 10/8 = 1.25

Answer: Choice B) 1.25

In other words, if we multiply the old length (8) by the scale factor 1.25, we get the new corresponding length (10)
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It is choice b I did this before
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