The dimensions of a standard tennis court are 36 ft. × 78 ft. with a net that is 3 ft. high in the center. The court is modified for players aged 10 and under such that the dimensions are 27 ft. × 60 ft., and the same net is used. Use similarity to determine if the modified court is similar to the standard court.

Modified court is not similar to the standard court

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that :

Dimension of standard tennis court:

36ft by 78ft

Net height = 3 ft

Dimension of Modified Court :

27ft by 60ft

Net height = 3ft

To examine similarity :

We obtain the dilation factor for width and length :

(Standard court length / modified court length)

= 36 ft / 27 ft

= 4 / 3

Width :

Standard court width / modified court width)

= 78 ft / 60 ft

= 13 / 10

Since the dilation factor for the width and length are different, then we can conclude that the standard and modified court are not similar

depends on how many days you are talking about

step-by-step explanation:

the correct answer would be d because the slope is -2/2=1 and the y intercept is at 2 so that is the correction equation