To find the measure of the similar quadrilateral's smallest side, we can set up a proportion using the corresponding sides of the two quadrilaterals.
Let x be the measure of the smallest side of the similar quadrilateral.
Using the ratio of corresponding sides, we have:
29 mm / 38 mm = x mm / 95 mm
Cross-multiplying and solving for x, we get:
38 * x = 29 * 95
x = (29 * 95) / 38
x ≈ 72.368421053 mm
Therefore, the measure of the smallest side of the similar quadrilateral is approximately 72.37 mm.
A quadrilateral’s smallest side measures 29 mm and its largest side measures 38 mm. A similar quadrilateral’s largest side measures 95 mm. What is the measure of its smallest side?(1 point)
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Let the measure of the smallest side of the similar quadrilateral be x mm.
We can set up a proportion using the corresponding sides:
29 mm / 38 mm = x mm / 95 mm
Cross-multiplying, we get:
29 * 95 = 38 * x
2755 = 38x
Dividing both sides by 38, we get:
x = 2755 / 38
x ≈ 72.5
Therefore, the measure of the smallest side of the similar quadrilateral is approximately 72.5 mm.
Let the measure of the smallest side of the similar quadrilateral be x mm.
We can set up a proportion using the corresponding sides:
29 mm / 38 mm = x mm / 95 mm
Cross-multiplying, we get:
29 * 95 = 38 * x
2755 = 38x
Dividing both sides by 38, we get:
x = 2755 / 38
x ≈ 72.5
Therefore, the measure of the smallest side of the similar quadrilateral is approximately 72.5 mm.