Question

hlp

Answer 1

Sure, I can try.

Answer 2

@mathmate @k_lynn @Holly00d1248 hlp

Answer 3

Which one do you think?

Answer 4

We know that the figure is dilated because it's getting smaller.

Answer 5

And dilating the figure means to make the size either larger or smaller. So all you need to find is the scale factor. How many units is one side of the first triangle?

Answer 6

You said in a PM that you thought either A or D. That's right. Which one do you think it is?

Answer 7

Because the figure is getting smaller, will that be a scale factor greater than 1 or a fraction (less than 1)?

Answer 8

a and d

Answer 9

a and d

Answer 10

Right. I think D would be your correct answer. Because when you set it up as a fraction, it looks like this. \[\frac{ 3 }{ 1}\] and that reduces.

Answer 11

Does that make sense?

Answer 12

yes

Answer 13

@AlexandervonHumboldt2 work out the problems and dont give out the answer.

Answer 14

You've been warned several times before, i'm just trying to help you not get suspended again -.-

Answer 15

Great @1497 Glad to help you :D

Answer 16

@1497 @k_lynn
Just for your information, there is a typo in the question and the choice of answers.
Answer (d) mentions X' and X", but the figure does not show any point with X". It is natural to \(assume\) that it is a typo. However, this is not a good habit, because one day we will be making false assumptions. If we treat (d) as false, then there is only exactly one correct answer.
It is best to notify the teacher of the error, so that this does not happen again.