When the triangle XYZ is dilated by a scale factor of 2, the resulting triangle ACB would have a bigger side lengths
<h3>How to determine the relationship between the trigonometry ratios?</h3>
From the question, we understand that:
The dilation of triangle XYZ gives triangle ACB
This means that, the following points are corresponding:
X and A
Y and C
Z and B
So, the relationships between the trigonometry ratios are:
sin(X) = sin(A)
sin(Y) = sin(C)
sin(Z) = sin(B)
<h3>How to determine the measures of segments CB and AB?</h3>
Segments CB and AB are corresponding to the segments YZ and XZ, respectively
So, we multiply the values of YZ and XZ to get the lengths of CB and AB,
i.e.
CB = 2 * YX
AB = 2 * XZ
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