Asked by Fernanda
Jan is enlarging the sketch shown on a photocopier. Which could be the dimensions of her enlargement if scale factor is 3.5?
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To find the dimensions of Jan's enlargement using a scale factor of 3.5, you would multiply the original dimensions by 3.5.
For example, if the original dimensions are:
- Width: \( W \)
- Height: \( H \)
The enlarged dimensions would be:
- Enlarged Width: \( 3.5 \times W \)
- Enlarged Height: \( 3.5 \times H \)
If you provide specific original dimensions, I can calculate the exact enlarged dimensions for you. Otherwise, the general method is to multiply each dimension of the original sketch by 3.5 to obtain the enlarged dimensions.
For example, if the original dimensions are:
- Width: \( W \)
- Height: \( H \)
The enlarged dimensions would be:
- Enlarged Width: \( 3.5 \times W \)
- Enlarged Height: \( 3.5 \times H \)
If you provide specific original dimensions, I can calculate the exact enlarged dimensions for you. Otherwise, the general method is to multiply each dimension of the original sketch by 3.5 to obtain the enlarged dimensions.
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