Mathematics, 19.04.2021 06:10, katherinevandehei

A baker makes muffins that serve 1 person each. For a party, the baker is asked to make a large muffin in the shape as the individual muffins that will serve 100 people. A. By what scale factor will the muffin need to be dilated?

B. The muffins are contained in decorative paper lines. How many times more paper will be required for the dilated muffin as for the original?

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