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The ratio of any two corresponding lengths in two similar geometric figures is called a Scale Factor.

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A scale factor is the ratio between the measurements of an object in the real world and a scaled version of that object. Scale refers to the size of the real-world object compared to the scaled version. In other words, scale is the relationship between the real-world size and the size on a smaller or larger representation.

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scale factor is is using numbers, & just a scale would Be like.. to measure something.

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