Question

what is true about the angles in the original figure and the scaled copy? the angle measures in the original figure and the scaled copy are ? the same different original 53° 90° 37° scaled copy 53° 90° 37°

Explanation:

A scaled copy of a figure (like a triangle here) preserves the shape, which means the angle measures remain unchanged. Scaling affects side lengths (making them proportionally larger or smaller) but not the angles, as angles determine the shape's "slope" or orientation of sides relative to each other. Looking at the original and scaled copy triangles, both have angles \(90^\circ\), \(53^\circ\), and \(37^\circ\), so their angle measures are the same.

Answer:

the same