Quadrilateral a'b'c'd' is the result of dilating quadrilateral abcd about point p by a scale factor of
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The two statements about the dilated quadrilateral a'b'c'd' are false.
bc and bc' are on the same line ( False)
The length of the cd and c'd' are the same. (False)
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<h3>What is dilation?</h3>Dilation is the process of increasing the size of an object while maintaining its shape. Depending on the scale factor, the object's size can be increased or decreased.
Here the quadrilateral abcd is dilated by the scale factor 5 / 2.So the new quadrilateral is a'b'c'd'.
The given two statements are false:-
bc and bc' are on the same line ( False)
The length of the cd and c'd' are the same. (False)
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Hi!
I'm not sure how to slove this, but I do know how to solve it ;D
<h3>We can't know the exact value of y, but we can isolate y on one side. First, multiply by z on both sides. </h3>x + y = 3 * z
<h3>Now subtract x from both sides.</h3>x - x + y = 3 * z - x
<u>y = 3 * z - x</u>
<h2>The answer is y = 3 * z - x</h2>Hope this helps! :)
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