1.   What is the scale factor between the large cylinder on the left and the similar cylinder on the right?
   
    A. 16:9 B. 10:3
    C. 4:3 D. 8:15
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  2.   If two similar solids have a scale factor of 5:4, what is the ratio of their surface areas?
    A. 5:4 B. 4:5
    C. 125:64 D. 25:16
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  3.   Which statement is true?
    A. All pyramids are similar
    B. Doubling the edge length of a cube multiplies the surface area by 8.
    C. All cylinders are similar.
    D. Doubling the edge length of a cube multilies the volume by 8.
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  4.   These two square pyramids are similar. Find h. (Round to the nearest hundredth.)
   
    A. 5.00 ft. B. 16.48 ft.
    C. 16.00 ft. D. 10.24 ft.
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  5.   Find the scale factor of these two cylinders.
   
    A. 1:04 B. 5:09
    C. 1:08 D. 1:05
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