Part C
Rank the images on the basis of their size.
Rank these from largest to smallest. To rank items as equivalent,overlap them.
d=10 cm
f=20 cm

d=20 cm
f=10 cm

d=15 cm
f=5 cm

d=10 cm
f=5 cm

d=15 cm
f=20 cm

d=20 cm
f= 15 cm

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