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Figures R, S, and T are all scaled copies of one another. Figure S is a scaled copy of R using a scale factor of 3. Figure T is

a scaled copy of S using a scale factor of 2. Find the scale factors for each of the following:
1. From T to S

2. From S to R

3. From R to T

4. From T to R

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MakcuM [25]1 year ago

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<em><u>Answer:</u></em>

1/2

1/3

6

1/6

<em><u>Step-by-step explanation:</u></em>

When we are finding the opposite of a scale factor, the scale factor is always the reciprocal. E.g. From S to R, the scale factor is 3, so from R to S, the scale factor is 1/3 so:

1. From T to S, it's the reciprocal of the scale factor (2) so 1/2

2. From S to R, it's the reciprocal of the scale factor (3) so 1/3

3. From R to T, is the from a figure to a figure to a figure so we can multiply the two scale factors (2 and 3) to get 6

4. From T to R, that's the opposite of R to T, so it's the reciprocal of the scale factor from R to T (6) so 1/6

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