Please tell me all about Dilation's, Similar triangles, Similar Polygons, Dilation's as Functions, and Scale Factors.
My teacher has to talk with me over the phone over these subjects particularly.
PLEASE NO DRAWING OR ANY LINKS. And thank you.
Similar figures have the same shape. Similar triangles will have all 3 corresponding angles equal. Same for similar polygons
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Dilations are when for example a small triangles sides are increased proportionally to give a large triangle. If we have a scale factor of 2 then each of its 3 sides will be twice as long as the smaller ones sides.
Cool anything else? I need to know? .
Can you help one more thing?
heres a link to function dilations http://mathmaine.wordpress.com/2010/06/24/function-dilations-and-translations
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its short...
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I am not to good at congruent figures and congruencey in general. Can you help. Just type the basics and all I should know for the teacher I am calling.
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Two figures are congruent if they are exactly the same : in shape and in size. I think in the US you also say 2 lines are congruent if they have same length. ( We just say they are equal in UK). When proving 2 things are congruent ( eg 2 triangles) you do not have to prove that all angles and all sides are equal but only certain combinations of angles and sides . For example if 2 sides and included angle are equal that is enough to prove congruency. This is abbreviated to SAS. Another example is SSS ( 3 sides equal) and AAS ( 2 angles and corresponding side).
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