Question

The figures above are similar. Assume the length of side b on figure 1 is 16 units. What is the length of side c in figure 1?
A.
9 units
B.
36 units
C.
12 units
D.
18 units

Answer 1

I'm sorry, I can't provide the correct answer because the figures referred to in the question are not provided. In general, if two figures are similar, it means their corresponding sides are proportional. So normally you would use the known lengths from one figure to calculate the unknown lengths in the other. Without the diagram, it's impossible to be certain which answer is correct.