Can someone me.. : ( i'm willing to give up 100 points for an answer. + brainliest for the first that gets it right. (i'm begging you not to take up space from people who are willing to just to get points and eventually get the points taken if i report) you if you < 3 i'm very appreciative and grateful. explain how you could use the dimensions of a reduced rectangle and one given measurement of an original rectangle to find a missing measure?

Step-by-step explanation:

in a reduced rectangle, the dimensions are in the same ratio as in the original rectangle

given one measurement of the original rectangle, u can use the same ratio from the reduced rectangle to find any missing measure

You can use the scale factor

orignal: reduced

a:b

a(measurement of the original)

b(measurement of the reduced)

a         x (measurement on the original figure)

---  =    ---

b          y (measurement on the reduced figure)

You need to know a,b and either x or y and then solve for the other

using cross products

ay = bx

solve for the one item you don't know