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I would like to push your thinking to be sure about your answer has enough evidince for your answer because you didnt explain why they are similaer

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Yes because the length of a figure like a rectangle,for example,can not effect the width of a figure because the rectangle will still look exactly the same just way longer so the figure is still similar to the other rectangle.

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If you double the length of a figure but not the width yes the figure will be the same but longer

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If you double the length of a figure but not the width yes the figure will be the same but longer

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 I think that the shapes will look similar because the length has changed but the width has not so it is still similer

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 I think that the shapes will look similar because the length has changed but the width has not so it is still similer

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 The shapes aren’t the same because one is a square and the other one is a rectangle  

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 The shapes aren’t the same because one is a square and the other one is a rectangle  

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 The shapes aren’t the same because one is a square and the other one is a rectangle and they have different area

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 The shapes aren’t the same because one is a square and the other one is a rectangle and they have different area

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 If you double the length of a figure but not the width you have a diffrent area so they are diffrent

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 If you double the length of a figure but not the width you have a diffrent area so they are diffrent

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They width look the sameif you double it sence if I double the four it would be eight.

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They width look the sameif you double it sence if I double the four it would be eight.

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 Yes because the length of a figure like a rectangle,for example,can not effect the width of a figure because the rectangle will still look exactly the same just way longer so the  figure is still similar to the other rectangle

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 Yes because the length of a figure like a rectangle,for example,can not effect the width of a figure because the rectangle will still look exactly the same just way longer so the  figure is still similar to the other rectangle

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 It would still be similar because the length of the 2nd rectangle would only just be a little bit longer than the 1st rectangle.it will be similar because you are just making it longer

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 It would still be similar because the length of the 2nd rectangle would only just be a little bit longer than the 1st rectangle.it will be similar because you are just making it longer

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 I think yes because you only double the length and not the width but the length is bigger but you can split it in hlf and still have the same shape.

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 I think yes because you only double the length and not the width but the length is bigger but you can split it in hlf and still have the same shape.

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 so what i hear you saying is that the one that got the length doubled would be bigger than the first one.i agree because the shape is still the same

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 so what i hear you saying is that the one that got the length doubled would be bigger than the first one.i agree because the shape is still the same

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 I agree with person who said  "  I respectfully agree  because the shape  wouldn't be longer but the same"  because the width doesn't make  a differenced

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 I agree with person who said  "  I respectfully agree  because the shape  wouldn't be longer but the same"  because the width doesn't make  a differenced

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i would also like to push your thinking  by saying how would the length be smaller when the length of the first got doubled, but the second stayed the same and the one that got its length doubled got bigger

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i would also like to push your thinking  by saying how would the length be smaller when the length of the first got doubled, but the second stayed the same and the one that got its length doubled got bigger

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I agree its the same figer but just longer.yes it is similer because both have the same sides and angles.

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I agree its the same figer but just longer.yes it is similer because both have the same sides and angles.

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 It would still be similar because the length of the 2nd rectangle would only just be a little bit longer than the 1st rectangle.it will be similar because you are just making it longer

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 It would still be similar because the length of the 2nd rectangle would only just be a little bit longer than the 1st rectangle.it will be similar because you are just making it longer

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 I agree with person who said  "  I respectfully agree  because the shape  wouldn't be longer but the same"  because the width doesn't make  a difference

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 I agree with person who said  "  I respectfully agree  because the shape  wouldn't be longer but the same"  because the width doesn't make  a difference

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I respectfully disagree with you because yes it is similer because both have the same number sides and angles.

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I respectfully disagree with you because yes it is similer because both have the same number sides and angles.

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 i would like to push your thinking  by saying how would the length be smaller when the length of the first got doubled,but the second stayed the same and the one that got its length doubled 

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 i would like to push your thinking  by saying how would the length be smaller when the length of the first got doubled,but the second stayed the same and the one that got its length doubled 

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the length has changed but the width has not so it is still similar

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the length has changed but the width has not so it is still similar

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it will be similar shapes because you are just making it longer 

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it will be similar shapes because you are just making it longer 

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I agree with person who said " I respectfully agree because the shape wouldn't be longer but the same" because the width doesn't make a difference

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I agree it's the same width but it will longe

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yes it is similer because both have the same sides and angles.

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yes it is similer because both have the same sides and angles.

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Yes because if I double it 4 times 2 =8 so they are same

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I respectfully disagree with the person who said half yes and half no becuase that is not a complet andser and you have no evidince

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So I think that it is 8x2=16 and the shapes are now diffrent

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"Yes" Because you doubled it and the width will be bigger then the normal one.

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Can you explain more about 4 x 2 = 8? wiht some evidene with numbers

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I agree with the person that said the dimensions change but you still have the same number sides and angels 

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I agree with the person that said the dimensions change but you still have the same number sides and angels 

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so what i hear you saying is that the one that got the length doubled would be bigger than the first one.

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i agree because the shape is still the same 

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i agree because the shape is still the same 

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why do you agree? You need evidence using the dimensions

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They with look the same even if you double it

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if you double it you double the four and it would be eight and the shapes are now diffrent 

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if you double it you double the four and it would be eight and the shapes are now diffrent 

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i think half yes and half no because they have the same shape but not the same size and also they have the same angles but they don't have the same shapes

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i think half yes and half no because they have the same shape but not the same size and also they have the same angles but they don't have the same shapes

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I agree cuz the shapes are still the same even if one is biger

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it might be similar because it just got longer

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it might be similar because it just got longer

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It would still be the same because it got doubled so it dose’nt match the width anymore

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If i double the length of a figure the next one of the shape will be bigger

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If i double the length of a figure the next one of the shape will be bigger

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I respectfully agree because the dimension is different

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The shapes aren’t the same because one is a square and the other one is a rectangle

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Yes because 4 time 2=8

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I think yes because you only double the length and not the width so the length is bigger but you can split it and its the same shape still

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I think that the shapes will not look similar because the length would be too big to be a rectangle anymore

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the length has changed but the width has not so it is still similar

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the length has changed but the width has not so it is still similar

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yes it will  be the same  bekus you just add morre lenth

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It would still be similar because the length of the 2nd rectangle would only just be a little bit longer than the 1st rectangle.

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I think if you double up the larger number then you also double the length and area

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I think if you double up the larger number then you also double the length and area

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it will be similar because you are just making it longer 

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it will be similar because you are just making it longer 

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They are still similar because they are both the same shape

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I respecfuly agree because the shape woud be longer but the same shape

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They are still the same because it can be longer or short but it is the same

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Can you explain more about 4 x 2 = 8

if you double it then it doubles the four it would be eight not 12.
the length has changed but the width has not so it is still similar

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If you double the length of a figure but not the width yes the figure will be the same but longer

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If i double the length of a figure the next one of the shape will be bigger

The shapes aren’t the same because one is a square and the other one is a rectangle