Miranda enlarged a picture twice as shown below, each time using a scale factor of 3. A rectangle with length 6 inches and width 4 inches is enlarged twice. Which statements apply to the enlargements? Select three options. The area of the first enlargement is 72 square inches. The area of the second enlargement is 1,944 square inches. The area of the second enlargement is (3 squared) squared times the original area. The area of the second enlargement is 3 times the area of the first enlargement. The ratio of the area of the first enlargement to the area of the original equals the square of the scale factor.

A rectangle is reduced by a scale factor of One-fourth. A large rectangle has a length of 16 and width of 12. A smaller rectangle has length of 4 and width of 3. Which choices show the ratio of the area of the smaller rectangle to the area of the larger rectangle? Select three options. StartFraction 4 over 16 EndFraction (StartFraction 4 over 16 EndFraction) squared StartFraction 12 over 192 EndFraction StartFraction 4 squared over 12 squared EndFraction (StartFraction 3 over 12 EndFraction squared

Michel uses the scale drawing and the scale factor to enlarge a square that has a side length of 12 in. A square with side lengths of 12 inches. Scale factor: 3 inches = 2 meters. Which proportion could Michel use to solve the side length, x, of the enlarged square? StartFraction 3 inches over 2 meters EndFraction = StartFraction x meters over 12 inches EndFraction StartFraction x inches over 2 meters EndFraction = StartFraction 3 inches over 12 meters EndFraction StartFraction 3 inches over x meters EndFraction = StartFraction 2 meters over 12 inches EndFraction StartFraction 3 inches over 2 meters EndFraction = StartFraction 12 inches over x meters EndFraction

The scale drawing of a rectangular room will be enlarged by a scale factor of 4 to create the actual room. The actual area of the room will be 150 square feet. Which expression finds the area of the scale drawing? StartFraction 4 squared over 150 squared EndFraction StartFraction 4 squared over 150 EndFraction StartFraction 150 over 4 squared EndFraction StartFraction 150 over 4 EndFraction

Question 1 of 10Iris has a family photograph with a width of 8 in and a height of 10 in. She wants to enlarge the photograph so that its width is 12 in. What will the height of the enlarged photograph be?A.16 inB.18 inC.14 inD.15 in

Tammy's vegetable garden has an area of 200ft2. It is the shape of a rectangle with a length of 20ft and a width of 10ft. She has decided to expand the garden to make room for several new varieties of lettuce. The new garden will be a larger rectangle. She plans on making the new length 3 times the current length and the new width 3 times the current width.(a)Fill in the blanks to describe the size of Tammy's new garden.New lengthft×New widthft=New areaft2(b)How will the expansion change the area of the garden?Theareaofthenewgardenwillbetimestheareaofthecurrentgarden.(c)Tammy's friend Ivan also wants to expand his rectangular garden. Ivan wants his new garden to be a rectangle that has 15 times the area of his current garden. He goes to Tammy for advice. Fill in the blank so that Tammy's advice to Ivan is correct.Makethenewlength5timesthecurrentlength,andmakethenewwidthtimesthecurrentwidth.