alleryStart learning →Which pair of shapes is always similar?
ATwo circles
BTwo rectangles
CTwo ellipses
DTwo rhombuses
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Two circles
Any circle is a scaled copy of any other, while rectangles, rhombuses and ellipses can differ in proportions.
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