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Lesson 18 Section 14.3 Dilations • Describe in detail how you show that $\triangle ABC$ is the image of $\triangle APQ$. Use a combination of an isometric translation and a dilation. • View this animation of dilations.

          Lesson 18 Section 14.3 Dilations
• Describe in detail how you show that $\triangle ABC$ is the image of $\triangle APQ$. Use a combination of an isometric translation and a dilation.
• View this animation of dilations.
        
Lesson 18 Section 14.3 Dilations
• Describe in detail how you show that ABC is the image of APQ. Use a combination of an isometric translation and a dilation.
• View this animation of dilations.

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34PM WedMay3 27% 0 Lesson18 Section14.3 Dilations Assoc.Prof.LisaBrown Describe in detail how you show that ABC is the image of APQ.Use a combination of an isometric translation-and a dilation. C 319 Viewthis animation of dilations +
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00:01 In question 3, we are given the vertices of triangle xyz, and it has been plotted on the graph, and we are told that a dilation of triangle xyz is centered at the origin, and it has a scale factor of 3.
00:19 So the image of triangle xyz under this dilation is triangle m and p.
00:26 So which of the following statements would be sufficient to prove that these two triangles? x, y, z and m and p are similar.
00:37 Okay, so triangle m and p is three times the size of triangle x, y, z.
00:45 And so let's look, analyze these different statements that should be taken to be sufficient to prove the similarity.
00:55 Now the first one is that the angle x is congruent to three times angle m and angle y is equal to three times angle n.
01:06 Well, when we compare these two triangles, x, y, z, and mnp, we can say that this x corresponds to m, y corresponds to n, and z corresponds to p, meaning these angles should be congruent.
01:25 But according to this statement that the angles here, the angles are actually a factor of each other...
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