Since the scale factor from the original figure to its scaled copy is 3. The diagram of the scaled copy is seen in the image attached (The scaled copy is Y).
What is the scale factor gotten from the original to the scaled copy?
In any scaled copy, the sides are said to be made up of some number of times that it is said to be as long as the corresponding sides of its original. We are known to call this number as the scale factor.
Note that the size of the scale factor is one that often influences the size of the copy.
Note also that scale factor if it is 3 implies that the new shape is said to be three times the original size and this can be shown in the image attached.
Hence, Since the scale factor from the original figure to its scaled copy is 3. The diagram of the scaled copy is seen in the image attached (The scaled copy is Y).
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