Question

MEDAL + FAN
HELP

Answer 1

It's D.

Answer 2

@Mikeyy1992

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Answer 3

This question doesn't have a well way to explain it to a guide the asker to a solution.

Answer 4

why do you think its D @Mikeyy1992

Answer 5

@Mikeyy1992 ran off. I must agree that this is an odd question.

Answer 6

yeah i know

Answer 7

No, I'm sorry. Somehow I zoomed out to %15.

Answer 8

I don't know how enlargement is defined in your text.
I am thinking of enlarge as in the way a photocopy machine enlarges.
The image gets "bigger" but is still geometrically similar (think similar triangles).

Answer 9

let me look it up

Answer 10

@Ambbiiee Good idea. I'm not all that "up" on transformational Geometry.

Answer 11

This question provides you a size of a object. You compare that object to the other ones. You can see the object provided in A, B, and C are enlargements of the original object in the question. D is not a enlargement, because it is smaller than the original object. You would notice that enlargement means bigger.

Answer 12

I was typing something similar to this before my screen was zoomed out -.-

Answer 13

So, an enlargement is a type of dilation, then. I looked in my Geometry text. No mention of enlargement but I did read a statement that dilation has to do with similarity and does not preserve congruence. So, @Mikeyy1992 I am thinking that your reasoning is correct.

Answer 14

Enlargement is associated with many different subjects, and seem to have a different meaning in different words, but if you understand the meaning of the words for that subject you are learning/taking, you see that enlargement means bigger.

Answer 15

i want to say the answer is C

Answer 16

Why is that?

Answer 17

Yes, @Ambbiiee what did you read in your text?

Answer 18

Remember, the question is asking which is NOT an example of enlargement.

Answer 19

because its the only thing closes to the actual image also i read that a Enlargement, sometimes called scaling or dilation, is a kind of transformation that changes the size of an object. The image created is similar to the object.

Answer 20

You must be misunderstanding the question. What you are saying is all correct.

Answer 21

oh , i had to reread the question over.

Answer 22

the answer is D

Answer 23

because it is not an example of enlargement

Answer 24

Goodjob! (:

Answer 25

thanks sometimes it take a little bit of rereading haha

Answer 26

Welcome. Yes, sometimes it does. Sometimes you misread a question and pick the wrong answer. Happens to me a lot. :P