Hi!
A is <u>FALSE</u> - If you shrink a shape, it is not increased a shape, yet it is still dilating.
B is <u>TRUE</u> - When you dilate an angle, you're really just shortening or lengthening the sides, but the angle isn't changing.
C is <u>FALSE</u> - Explained above.
D is <u>FALSE</u> - Two triangles that are congruent are <em>exactly the same, </em>therefore if you dilate a triangle, you are changing the size so they are not the same.
E is <u>TRUE</u> - Similar shapes are always the same <em>except for their size. </em>When you dilate a shape, you only change the size, therefore they are equal in every other way and they are similar.
Answer:
Nope
Step-by-step explanation:
Standard form for a linear equation in two variables is
with the terms containing x and y on the left side of the equation and a number on the right side.

Subtract 3 from both sides.

Add 5y.

Answer:
104
Step-by-step explanation:
did the test yourself(sorry for no proof)
Answer:
dude I ain't no albert einstein but I think it's 61
Step-by-step explanation:
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