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Mathematics, 29.01.2020 22:00 carlydays4403

Triangle a’b’c’ is a dilation of triangle abc.
note that the images are not necessarily drawn to scale.
what is the scale factor?


Triangle a’b’c’ is a dilation of triangle abc. note that the images are not necessarily drawn

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