Which change always produces a shape similar to the original?
ADouble all lengths
BDouble widths alone
CAdd 2 cm to each side
DHalve heights alone
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Double all lengths
Multiplying every length by the same factor preserves shape and corresponding angles.
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