Explain how to find the original and the new dimensions of an object when the scale changes.

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<span>To find the original dimensions, write a proportion with the scale as the first ratio and the scale dimension compared to the actual dimension as the second ratio. Use cross products to solve. To find new dimensions, write a proportion with the new scale as the first ratio and the scale dimension compared to the actual dimension as the second ratio. Use cross products to solve.</span>

ollegr [7]2 years ago

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To find the original dimensions, write a proportion with the scale as the first ratio and the scale dimension compared to the actual dimension as the second ratio. Use cross products to solve. To find new dimensions, write a proportion with the new scale as the first ratio and the scale dimension compared to the actual dimension as the second ratio. Use cross products to solve.

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