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Please help.
how many degrees was rotate - do you know it ? like a first step
180 ?
And i don't really know it, no.
yes was rotate 180 degrees but do you see why not was possible reflected ?
I think so.... Wait, no I don't.
do you know in what quadrant is the biger figure now ?
Wouldn't A be the bigger quadrant?..
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So, there all equal.
the bigger figure yes is the A figure
no there are 4 quadrants
Gotcha.
and than you see the initial bigger figure is in quadrant 2. so than rotate it 90 degree arrive in quadrant 3 and than rotate it again 90 degrees so total 180 degrees will arrive in quadrant 4 ok.
than this is clearly that was rotate 180 degrees but how many is the dilatation scale factor ?
Would that be a fraction?
numerate please the length of longer side initial how many units has ?
yes will be a fraction sure
So, 2/3 ?
i numerate 9 units longer and the little figure has the longer side 6
Okay
not can being 2/3 bc. was dilated in the way that from bigger figure made a little so than how will be correct,right ?
Oh, okay. Yes, correct. So it would be 3/2 then, right?
exactly do you understand it now sure ?
I'm half and half. But I'm pretty sure I understand. :D
i think dilation of 2/3
sorry but what mean this half and half ?
not can be 2/3 bc. from longer side made little
B is smaller than A so dilation by 2/3
Nothing. I meant I understood. I'm Scottish, so sometimes I mean different things. Thanks for your help!!!!!
sshayer than you numerate the longer side length from figure A is 9 and from figure B is 6 so the ratio is 9/6 = 3/2 hope this is clearly now
Madison i m happy that i help you and hope you understood it right - sorry for ma English
i m hungarian from central Europe
np was my pleasure and anytime good luck bye bye
Nah, it's all good. I'm still learnin my English too. I have a tutor for speakin more English than Scottish. Anyway, Thanks! And that's Cool!!
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if the image is greater then dilation .>1 if the image is smaller then dilation<1
see dilation and lines
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