When a figure is a scaled copy of another figure, we know that: All distances in the copy can be found by multiplying the corresponding distances in the original figure by the same scale factor, whether or not the endpoints are connected by a segment. For example, Polygon STUVWX is a scaled copy of Polygon ABCDEF. А B IF D The scale factor is 3. С TV The distance from T to X is 6, which is three times the distance from B to F. (please help me this is due on Thursday and I don't wanna fail )​