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Polygon P'Q'R'S'T' shown on the grid below is an image of polygon PQRST after dilation with a scale factor of 3, keeping the origin as the center of dilation: Which statement about corresponding sides and angles of the two polygons is correct? The measures of angle Q and angle Q' are in the ratio 1:3. The length of side TS is equal to the length of side T'S'. The length of diagonal RT is equal to the length of diagonal R'T'. The lengths of side SR and side S'R' are in the ratio 1:3.
@3mar yes just posted the question above
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I see, Mam! Are you familiar with that?
@3mar sorta I know transformations pretty well
That is very good! So the dilation - as you know - results in a similar shape, which means: - congruent angles, and - proportional sides.
@3mar yes
That is good! Now which choice satisfies that result?
B or d? Right @3mar
As we said, the corresponding lengths (sides and diagonals) are proportional ... Is that applied to B?
@3mar wait that's wrong nvm
@3mar no because they aren't
@3mar so it's D?
As the dilation factor is 3, so the image sides' lengths would be 3 time the origins'... right?
@3mar yes...I'm not sure which answer it is then now AHH
We agree that B and C are out ... as the lengths are proportional, not equal!
@dehydrated Do you follow?
@3mar yes ok I follow
So A and B are out...agree?
@3mar yes
and A conflicts with "congruent angles",,,right?
@3mar yes yes I get ya so far
So it is D for sure 101 %
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