can someone explain this to me?? so im trying to find the scale factor of quadrilateral I to quadrilateral II and the answer is 1/2 but how does that make sense if quadrilateral I is smaller than Quad II? if we were to use the scale factor wouldnt it just divide our side lengths in half?

the scale factor is 1/2 you are right and that is credible as the larger cd is 20 and smaller bc 10 which make out that it is half of the other Quad and the marking on the edge makes clear us that it is equal whatever the drawing is.

Step-by-step explanation:

BC=2CD

10x=20

x=10/20

x=1/2

if u want to find the other angle then it is 2 times of the smaller quad that will be:

AG=FE

15=2(15)=30

AB=ED

9=2(9)=18

GC=FC

13=2(13)=26

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