A figure and its scaled copy have corresponding parts. These parts could be points, segments, or angles. For example, Polygon 2 is a scaled copy of Polygon 1. Each point in Polygon 1 has a corresponding point in Polygon 2. For example, point B corresponds to point H and point C corresponds to point I.
Each segment in Polygon 1 has a corresponding segment in Polygon 2.
For example, segment A F corresponds to segment G L.
Each angle in Polygon 1 also has a corresponding angle in Polygon 2.
For example, angle DEF corresponds to angle JKL.
The scale factor between Polygon 1 and Polygon 2 is
, because all of the lengths in Polygon 2 are
times the corresponding lengths in Polygon 1.
The angle measures in Polygon 2 are the same as the corresponding angle measures in Polygon 1. For example, the measure of angle JKL is the same as the measure of angle DEF.

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