The lengths of the larger square are three times the length of the smaller square. The area of the larger square is nine times as large as the area of the smaller square. The area scale factor is 9.
B is an enlargement of A. The lengths have doubled, but the angles have stayed the same. Remember: For any pair of similar figures, corresponding sides are in the same ratio, and corresponding angles ...
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