Question

When a figure is dilated, the corresponding angles created are always A congruent B similar C enlarged D reduced 

Answer 1

Answer:

Option B. similar

Step-by-step explanation:

When a figure is dilated by a coefficient or scale the sides of the dilated figure will be changed.

Length of the sides will be changed but the angles will remain same.

As we know two triangles will be similar but not congruent because there is no property of AAA for the congruence. So option A is not true.

and for dilated image angles will remain same so option C and D are also not true.

Therefore Option B is the correct option.

Answer 2

Whenever A FIGURE IS DILATED, and whatever the dilatation coefficient/scale,

all the angles remain the same (answer A) and the figures generated by the dilatation are always similar