9:41 PM Wed Apr 15 全5% Previous 2 of 2 Next 21:07:25 Fill In The Blanks Below {Exercises 4.13 #2} The sides of polygon 3, 5, 4, 7, 10 in. Find the sides of 2 similar polygons if the ratio between their are perimeters is 3:4. (Hint: for the second polygon, flip the ratio.) Round to the nearest tenth, if necessary. Polygon 1 Sides: in., in., in., in., in. Polygon 2 Sides: in., in., in., in., in. Stuck? Try drawing picture.

9:41 PM Wed Apr 15 全5% Previous 2 of 2 Next 21:07:25 Fill In The Blanks Below {Exercises 4.13 #2} The sides of polygon 3, 5, 4, 7, 10 in. Find the sides of 2 similar polygons if the ratio between their are perimeters is 3:4. (Hint: for the second polygon, flip the ratio.) Round to the nearest tenth, if necessary. Polygon 1 Sides: in., in., in., in., in. Polygon 2 Sides: in., in., in., in., in. Stuck? Try drawing picture.

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Mathematics For Machine Technology

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