Question

Circle A has center of (0, 4) and a radius of 6, and circle B has a center of (-3, 5) and a radius of 24. What steps will help show that circle A is similar to circle B? (5 points)
Select one:
a. Translate circle A using the rule (x+3, y-1).
b. Rotate circle A 180° about the center.
c. Dilate circle A by a scale factor of 4.
d. Reflect circle A over the line y=x.

Answer 1

@RadEn

Answer 2

@ganeshie8

Answer 3

@hartnn

Answer 4

if they have the same radius length, then they are identical
though similarity can also mean proportionality so start with by identifying radius in circle A is proportional to radius in circle B

Answer 5

ok so what is the answer

Answer 6

I am not going to give you the answer
I gave you pretty much what you need to know

Answer 7

ok i think its B actully maybe not

Answer 8

am i correct

Answer 9

can you draw it for me

Answer 10

you do it

Answer 11

thanks helper

Answer 12

@LastDayWork

Answer 13

you're welcome
you don't even need to draw anything
if you can multiply and divide it should be obvious

Answer 14

ok really thnxs:)

Answer 15

what is the formula for the area or perimeter of a circle?

Answer 16

finding the area for

Answer 17

like what shape

Answer 18

CIRCLE

Answer 19

ok its pir^2

Answer 20

pi r^2

Answer 21

so if you applied pi * r^2 to circles A and B you will notice that the area is dependent on the value of the radius because pi is a constant

Answer 22

so what

Answer 23

do i do with the two circles after i plug in the stuff for it

Answer 24

Circle B is a multiple of Circle A
identify how much multiple

Answer 25

ok

Answer 26

how do i figure that out

Answer 27

you're not really plugging anything
how many six are there in a twenty four?

Answer 28

4

Answer 29

i think

Answer 30

try to multiply
6x4 =?

Answer 31

24

Answer 32

now to dilate means to widen and you are widening shapes by factors

Answer 33

ok

Answer 34

are there any answers we can cancel out though

Answer 35

so how much bigger is Circle B compared with circle A?

Answer 36

see i told you it would be easier to graph it

Answer 37

you don't need to
AREA of a circle is DEPENDENT on the LENGTH of ITS RADIUS
so you're focusing on the radius if 24 is a factor of 6 then by how much that should give you EVERYTHING you need to know to answer the problem

Answer 38

I just didnt want to say i dont know but i really dint know how much bigger it is

Answer 39

okay
calculate the area of circle A and B then
then figure out how much one is bigger than the other

Answer 40

what would be the radius.. can you at least give me that

Answer 41

READ your PROBLEM

Answer 42

OK i got it all circle b is bigger than circle A

Answer 43

@eliassaab @ikram002p

Answer 44

can you tell me what it will be

Answer 45

i think its C am i correct

Answer 46

all circles are semiller
-.-

Answer 47

is there a possible answer

Answer 48

a. Translate circle A using the rule (x+3, y-1).

Answer 49

i knew it thank you can you help me with some more please

Answer 50

ill post it and tag you

Answer 51

ok , ill see