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Two right triangles are shown below.
Which statement is true?
There is a dilation centered at the origin with scale factor 2 transforming triangle I into triangle III.
There is a dilation centered at (-2,0) with scale factor 2 transforming triangle I into triangle III.
There is a dilation centered at a point off of the x-axis transforming triangle I into triangle III.
There is no dilation transforming triangle I into triangle III.

15 points!!! Two right triangles are shown below. Which statement is true? There is-example-1
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User Schokea
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Answer:

There is no dilation transforming triangle I into triangle II.

Explanation:

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User Petras Purlys
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Answer:

The correct option is 4.

Explanation:

If a figure it dilated by scale factor k, then the image and preimage are similar figures and their corresponding sides are proportional.

In triangle I, the base of the triangle is 1 unit and length of the perpendicular is 1 units.

In triangle II, the base of the triangle is 1 unit and length of the perpendicular is 2 units.


(1)/(1)\\eq (1)/(2)

The corresponding sides are not proportional. It means both triangles are not similar. So, there is no dilation transforming triangle I into triangle II.

Therefore the correct option is 4.

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User Stefdelec
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