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Instructions: Determine whether the
following polygons are similar. If yes, type
in the similarity statement and scale
factor. Pano, type 'None' in the blanks.
35
M
х
w -18
50°
63
63
10
10
50°
35 N
z
18
Similar: Yes
Similarity Statement:
Scale Factor:

Instructions Determine Whether The Following Polygons Are Similar If Yes Type In The Similarity Statement And Scale Factor Pano Type None In The Blanks 35 M Х W class=

Sagot :

Answer:

No, the above polynomials aren't similar as they don't have a constant scale factor

The following polygons given in the question are not similar .

What are similar polygons ?

Similar polygons are those polygon which have the similar shapes but with different size and dimensions.  Similar polygons have also the scaling factor ration equal.

How to identify whether the given polynomials are similar?

There are two polygons given in the question LMNO and WXYZ .

For both of the polygons, we are checking the adjacent sides of the polygons.

The value of LM = 35 but for the other polygon , its adjacent side WX = 18.

Similar LO = 63 and WZ = 10 .

Also the adjacent angles are not equal as ∠MNO = 50° and ∠ZWX = 50° .

Therefore, the polygons given have different scaling factor.

Thus, the following polygons given in the question are not similar .

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