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John's arm is 2 feet long from wrist to shoulder. How many feet long is the corresponding arm on the statue built with a scale factor of 5.

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10 times

1/10 th times

1.7 times

17 times

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
A dead star		When the gravity of an object mostly balances with the internal pressures to create a round shape
orbit		combining atoms into new atoms, the source of internal pressure of stars
asteroid		splitting atoms into smaller atoms, the source of energy for nuclear power plants
a dwarf planet		what an object has that has cleared an orbit of other similarly sized objects
planet		curved path around another object due to gravitational forces
Hydrostatic equilibrium		an object that orbits a star, has hydrostatic equilibrium and dynamical dominance
a moon		an object that orbits a star and has hydrostatic equilibrium but does not have dynamical dominance
nuclear fusion		an object that orbits a non-star object
dynamical dominance		an object that orbits a star that has neither hydrostatic equilibrium or dynamical dominance
nuclear fission		An object that once was fueled by nuclear fusion but can no longer sustain nuclear fusion.

A statue of Mrs. Lenfest is 10 times bigger than her. She is 1.70 m tall, and the statue is 17.0 meters tall. The scale factor of the statue is 

10 times

1/10 th times

1.7 times

17 times

Match the vocabulary to the definition

A dead star

When the gravity of an object mostly balances with the internal pressures to create a round shape

orbit

combining atoms into new atoms, the source of internal pressure of stars

asteroid

splitting atoms into smaller atoms, the source of energy for nuclear power plants

a dwarf planet

what an object has that has cleared an orbit of other similarly sized objects

planet

curved path around another object due to gravitational forces

Hydrostatic equilibrium

an object that orbits a star, has hydrostatic equilibrium and dynamical dominance

a moon

an object that orbits a star and has hydrostatic equilibrium but does not have dynamical dominance

nuclear fusion

an object that orbits a non-star object

dynamical dominance

an object that orbits a star that has neither hydrostatic equilibrium or dynamical dominance

nuclear fission

An object that once was fueled by nuclear fusion but can no longer sustain nuclear fusion. 

Which is larger 
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