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2 years ago

What relationships exist between the figures on the coordinate grid below? Please explain reasoning

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Likurg_2 [28]2 years ago

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

There are two triangles in this picture, ABC and A'B'C'. Triangle ABC have 2 base and 2 height. Triangle A'B'C' have 6 base and 6 height, which is 3 times larger than ABC. When two objects have the same shape but different size, it is called similar.

A similar object can be made by using dilation transformation. In this case, ABC triangle have been dilated by 3 times to make A'B'C'

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