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IRINA_888 [86]
3 years ago
12

35 POINTS! BRAINLIEST! Please help! SHOW WORK!!

Mathematics
1 answer:
shtirl [24]3 years ago
3 0

the solution is here,

the coordinate of centre of circle A is (3,2)

and the coordinate of centre of circle B is (3,0).

so the translation point from A to B is (3-0,0-2)=(3,-2).

Now the translation rule is given by (x+h,y+k)

where h is the tranalation anlong the x-axis and k is the translation along the y-axis.

For this problem, translation ruleis (x+3,y-2).

Then, radius of circle A(r1)=2 units

radius of circle B (r2)= 3 units

as the circle A is translated to B, the scale factor is

r2/r1=3/2=1.5

In conclusion, the translation rule for given circles is (x+3,y-2) and its scale factor is 1.5

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