can i have help with this hw question? 6. A quadrilateral FGHI is similar to quadrilateral F'G'H'I.G'H'48 cm2?? cm?12 cm8 cmGiven FI = 12 cm, F'I'-8 cm, and the area of FGHI-48 cm2, determine the area of F'G'H'T.(1) 12.5 cm2(3) 21.3 cm?(2) 24 cm2(4) 32 cm²

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6. A quadrilateral FGHI is similar to quadrilateral F'G'H'T'. G G' H' 48 cm2 ?? cm? 12 cm 8 cm Given FI = 12 cm, F'I' 8 cm, and the area of FGHI- 48 cm', determine the area of F'G'H'P. (1) 12.5 cm? (3) 21.3 cm? (2) 24 cm? (4) 32 cm2

6. A quadrilateral FGHI is similar to quadrilateral F'G'H'T'. G G' H' 48 cm2 ?? cm? 12 cm 8 cm Given FI = 12 cm, F'I' 8 cm, and the area of FGHI- 48 cm', determine the area of F'G'H'P. (1) 12.5 cm? (3) 21.3 cm? (2) 24 cm? (4) 32 cm2

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