Asked by Jeremy
What is scale factor for the dilation of segment AB into segment CD?
Draw the dilation of segment AB with scale factor 2/3 and label it segment EF.
The figure is 2 || segments with point A(3, -3) with B(6,3). Other segment is C(4,-4) with D(8,4). Cant seem to get it figured out. Need help.
Draw the dilation of segment AB with scale factor 2/3 and label it segment EF.
The figure is 2 || segments with point A(3, -3) with B(6,3). Other segment is C(4,-4) with D(8,4). Cant seem to get it figured out. Need help.
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Answered by
Steve
the length of AB is √45 = 3√5
the length of CD is √80 = 4√5
So, since dilations scale lengths linearly, CD/AB = 4/3
No idea what EF is supposed to be for...
the length of CD is √80 = 4√5
So, since dilations scale lengths linearly, CD/AB = 4/3
No idea what EF is supposed to be for...
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