The transformations that would prove that circles A and C are similar are:
- A. Reflect A over the line y=x
- C. Dilate A by 3/2
<h3>How to prove that circle A and circle C are similar?</h3>
The circles are given as:
Circle A and B
Assume the following parameters:
- The center of circle A is (2,3) with a radius of 2
- The center of circle B is (3,2) with a radius of 3
To start with;
The circle A must be reflected across the line y = x with the following transformation rule:
(x,y) -> (y,x)
So, we have:
(2,3) -> (3,2)
Next, the radius of A must be dilated by 3/2 as follows:
New Radius = 3/2 * 2 = 3
After the transformations, we have the following parameters:
- The center of circle A is (3,2) with a radius of 3
- The center of circle B is (3,2) with a radius of 3
Notice that both circles now have the same center and radius.
Hence, both circles are similar
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Answer:D. 33.3%
Step-by-step explanation:
Best guess is it’s the second one but I believe it’s between A and B sorry If I’m wrong.
-1/4
This will remain its absolute value
It is A because the ratio is 2:3
