Question #158210

Given two regu

lar polygons of the same number of sides. If the area of the first is

3 times the area of the second, find the ratio of (a) their perimeters, and (b) their

apothems.



Expert's answer

If two regular polygons of the same number of sides are given then such polygons are

similar


k=side1sie2=perimeter1perimeter2=apothem1apothem2k=\dfrac{side_1}{sie_2}=\dfrac{perimeter_1}{perimeter_2}=\dfrac{apothem_1}{apothem_2}

=Area1Area2=\sqrt{\dfrac{Area_1}{Area_2}}

Given Area1Area2=3\dfrac{Area_1}{Area_2}=3

(a)

perimeter1perimeter2=3\dfrac{perimeter_1}{perimeter_2}=\sqrt{3}

(b)


apothem1apothem2=3\dfrac{apothem_1}{apothem_2}=\sqrt{3}



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