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The side lenghts of Triangle B are all 5 more than the side lengths of Triangle A.Can Triangle B be a Scaled copy of Triangle A? Yes Or No

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Answer:

No

Explanation:

Scaling is the procedure for either increasing or decreasing the size of a given object. While a scale is the representative fraction used for the purpose.

scale =
(length on drawing)/(original length)

For triangle B to be a scaled copy of triangle A,

scale =
(5)/(1)

= 5:1

This is an enlarged scale, therefore each side of triangle A should be multiplied by 5 not increased by 5.

Triangle B is not a scaled copy of triangle A.

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