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3 years ago

Is a rise of -7 the same as a fall of 7

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The rise of -7 means that there is 7 less. The fall of 7 would mean that it is also 7 less. So, yes. They are both the same thing.

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Since the triangles are similar, the ratio of their sides are equal.

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Therefore,

AC = 16

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Thus when transforming from ABC to A'B'C', the lengths are scaled by a factor of 0.5 .

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