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Consider Triangle ABC with A(-2,4), B(-2,-4), C(4,-4) and Triangle A'B'C'

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Find the scale factor of the corresponding points. If the scale factor is the same for all points the triangles are similar.

A (-2, 4) x 2.5 = A’ (-5,10)

B(-2,4) x 2.5 = B’(-5,10)

C(4,-4) x 2.5 = C’(10,-10)

All three points have a scale factor of 2.5 so the two triangles are similar.

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