If a model of the hexagon is made by using a scale factor of 6, which applies to the model? check all that apply. the model represents a reduction. each side of the model is 15 feet long. the model is proportional to the original hexagon. one side of the model can be 8.5 feet. the scale factor is divided by 2.5 to get the dimensions of the model.

We do not see the original dimensions of the original (preimage).we only know that there is a dilation with a scale factor of 6.here are the responses: check all that apply. - the model represents a reduction. (false. reduction has a scale factor less than one)- each side of the model is 15 feet long. (false, we're not given any side length)√  the model is proportional to the original hexagon. (true, all dilations, i.e. expansions and reductions, have the image proportional to the original, or pre-image)√ one side of the model can be 8.5 feet. (true, but ambiguous.  we're not given any length, so any length is possible)- the scale factor is divided by 2.5 to get the dimensions of the model.  (false, all model (image) dimensions are the product of the scale factor multiplied by the original (preimage) dimensions)

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