The rectangle shown is enlarged using scale factor 3. What is the new length of the longer sides?
\[2cm\]
\[15cm\]
\[18cm\]
The rectangle shown is reduced using scale factor \(\frac{1}{2}\)
What is the new length of the longer sides?
\[7\,cm\]
\[28\,cm\]
\[20\,cm\]
A measurement of \(12cm\) is enlarged using scale factor \(\frac{5}{2}\)
What is the new size of the measurement?
\[60cm\]
\[30cm\]
\[6cm\]
The sides of a rectangle measure \(18cm\) and \(6cm\)
If the rectangle is to be enlarged using scale factor \( \frac {3}{2}\) what will be the new lengths of the sides?
\(12cm\) and \(4cm\)
\(12cm\) and \(9cm\)
\(27cm\) and \(9cm\)
The sides of a rectangle measure \(21\,cm\) and \(15cm\)
If the rectangle is to be reduced using scale factor \(\frac{2}{3}\) what will be the new lengths of the sides?
\(14cm\) and \(10cm\)
\(7cm\) and \(5cm\)
\(42cm\) and \(30cm\)