The scale factor between the shape A and the shape B shown in the image is 2 when the side correspond to 16 units of shape A is 32 units in shape B.
What is scale factor?
Scale factor is the factor which is used to enlarge or smaller the original figure.
Scale factor is the ratio of representation measurement of the figure to the original figures.
For the shape A, the length of its side are 16 units, 8 units and s units. For the shape B the length of its side are not clear in the attached image.
Let suppose the side correspond to 16 units of shape A is 32 units in shape B. Then the scale factor is,
[tex]k=\frac{32}{16}\\k=2[/tex]
This factor will be the same for each side for uniform enlargement.
Thus, the scale factor between the shape A and the shape B shown in the image is 2 when the side correspond to 16 units of shape A is 32 units in shape B.
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