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Similar solids and scaling volume

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Solid A and solid B are cuboids

Solid A: length 6 cm, width 4 cm, height 13 cm. Solid B: length 24 cm, width 16 cm, height 52 cm. Each measurement names the corresponding linear role shown

Solid A. Solid A and Solid B are cuboids. Corresponding dimensions are labelled. The panels use separate drawing scales; compare the measurements.lwhSolid ASolid B. Solid A and Solid B are cuboids. Corresponding dimensions are labelled. The panels use separate drawing scales; compare the measurements.lwhSolid B
Separate drawing scales. Compare corresponding measurements, not the displayed sizes
(a)1 mark

Which verdict correctly applies the test for similar solids?

(b)1 mark

Determine \(k\) by dividing solid B's length by solid A's length

Format: Exact number or fraction
(c)1 mark

If every dimension used the proposed \(k\), cube it to find the volume factor

Format: Exact number or fraction