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Q1. The absolute value of the dilation factor is the ratio of each side length of the dilated quadrilateral to the corresponding side length of the preimage. How does the ratio of the perimeters in parts B and D compare with the ratio of corresponding side lengths?
Q2. How does the ratio of corresponding side lengths of the two quadrilaterals compare with the ratio of the areas of the quadrilaterals?
Q3.How do the ratios of the lengths of corresponding sides of the quadrilaterals compare with the ratio of the areas of the quadrilaterals?
Q4.What is the relationship between two similar quadrilaterals and their areas?
Q5.How do these results about area and perimeter of similar quadrilaterals compare with similar situations for triangles?
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