2 years ago

What is the factor to dilate triangle ABC to get A'B'C'? (Write your answer below. Show your work for partial credit.)

1 answer:

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Answer:

The Factor is 1.5

Step-by-step explanation:

5.1(which is B'C') divided by 3.4(which is BC) = 1.5

3.6(A'C') divided by divided by 2.4(AC) = 1.5

2.7(A'B') divided by 1.8(AB) = 1.5

Henceforth the factor is 1.5

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