Answer:
The correct answer is polygon B is [tex]5^{n}[/tex] times polygon A, where n is the number of sides of the polygon.
Step-by-step explanation:
Polygon A and Polygon B belongs to the same family of polygon, say of n sides.
Polygon B is a scaled copy of the other by a factor of 5.
The area of polygon B would be scaled by the factor of 5, n times as compared to the area of polygon A.
Therefore area of Polygon B is [tex]5^{n}[/tex] times the area of the polygon A.
