Math, asked by Ikonikscenario7122, 5 months ago

Suppose figure A underwent a dilation to produce figure B. Are figure A and figure B similar?
A
No, because even though their side lengths are the same, their internal angles are different.

B
No, because both their internal angles and their side lengths are different.

C
Yes, because even though their side lengths are different, their internal angles are the same.

D
Yes, because both their side lengths and their internal angles are the same.

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
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Given : Suppose figure A underwent a dilation to produce figure B. Are figure A and figure B similar

To Find :  

A . No, because even though their side lengths are the same, their internal angles are different.

B  . No, because both their internal angles and their side lengths are different.

C . Yes, because even though their side lengths are different, their internal angles are the same.

D . Yes, because both their side lengths and their internal angles are the same.

Solution:

A dilation is a transformation that produces an image that is the same shape as the original, but is a different size

if Dilation factor  N then image Size is multiplied  by  N

if Scale factor  < 1 then image get reduced

if scale factor > 1  then image get enlarged

scale factor = 1 lead to Same size image

Dilation changes length of sides in same ratio keeping the angles same

Hence figure A and figure B similar

because even though their side lengths are different, their internal angles are the same

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Answered by mg265925
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Answer:

They are similar because their internal angles are the same.

Step-by-step explanation:

Take any 2 squares and put them on top of each other. They will always have 4 right angles. No matter the length of the sides they will always have the same angles and corners.

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