Concept
- Geometric similarity means the model and prototype are the same shape; all corresponding linear dimensions are in a constant ratio (scale). Size may differ, but shape must be identical.
- Dynamic or kinematic similarity adds matching force/velocity ratios, but those are separate requirements.
Why the other options are incorrect
- Identical velocities or forces are aspects of kinematic or dynamic similarity, not strictly geometric.
- Equal size and shape implies the same object, not a scale model.
Final Answer
Identical in shape but different in size according to a constant scale.
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