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Determine how dilation affects the area of a pentagon when the sides of the pentagon are dilated by a scale factor less than 1.(1 point)
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The area decreases, but less rapidly than the lengths of the sides decrease.
The area decreases, but less rapidly than the lengths of the sides decrease.
The area increases, but less rapidly than the lengths of the sides increase.
The area increases, but less rapidly than the lengths of the sides increase.
The area increases more rapidly than the lengths of the sides increase.
The area increases more rapidly than the lengths of the sides increase.
The area decreases more rapidly than the lengths of the sides decrease.
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The area decreases more rapidly than the lengths of the sides decrease.
Reason: Under a dilation by scale factor k (0 < k < 1), side lengths multiply by k while area multiplies by k^2, so area shrinks faster.
Reason: Under a dilation by scale factor k (0 < k < 1), side lengths multiply by k while area multiplies by k^2, so area shrinks faster.
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