My thoughts went straight to rhombus and kite. Then I realised trapezium could be in special cases but parallelogram also couldn’t be. I should learn to think a little longer before I post. 😂😂😂

I’m talking myself out of this now as a parallelogram could mess this up too. 🤦

Good point. But the opposite that would be the contradiction. I think most other quadrilaterals will be enlargements. Trapezium might be another case that bucks the trend. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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Wow. I’ve used ratio tables before but this makes them even better. Thanks for sharing.

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Surely if all the angles are the same that makes it an enlargement so therefore similar?

We still get this one in wales.