What happens when a triangle is dilated using one of the vertices as the center of the dilation? Complete

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Yuki888 [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

The sides of the triangles adjacent to the center of dilation will be collinear. The third sides of the pre-

image and image will be “parallel”

The vertex used as the center of dilation will be in “the same location in both triangles”

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