Geometry

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Geometry

stranger2 · Answer

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stranger2 · Answer

@jhonyy9

jhonyy9 · Answer

like a first step every circles are similar

YasssPoo · Answer

@yassspoo

stranger2 · Answer

@yassspoo wrote:

@yassspoo

ah hell naw

YasssPoo · Answer

@stranger2 wrote:

@yassspoo wrote:

@yassspoo

ah hell naw

huh

Imagine · Answer

Rotating around the center doesn't change the circle size, shape, and/or location.
So it doesn't change anything, as shown here:
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So, eliminate that option.

Imagine · Answer

Is that correct, jhonny?

stranger2 · Answer

wow, thats beautiful

jhonyy9 · Answer

@imagine wrote:

Is that correct, jhonny?

yofc

Florisalreadytaken · Answer

why did  you have to start with the 3rd option? just consider the 1st option... because its 1st

so as andreas said EVERY circle is the same -- the only thing that differs is the size of its diameter/radius.

we can see that circle b's radius is 15 AND circle a's radi is 5 -- is there any connection between the 2 numbers?

Imagine · Answer

tyvm, okay now, reflecting over the y-axis doesn't change its x values.
As shown here.
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So, that option is incorrect.

jhonyy9 · Answer

@florisalreadytaken wrote:

why did you have to start with the 3rd option? just consider the 1st option... because its 1st so as andreas said EVERY circle is the same -- the only thing that differs is the size of its diameter/radius. we can see that circle b's radius is 15 AND circle a's radi is 5 -- is there any connection between the 2 numbers?

perfect explained - CONGRATS !!!

Florisalreadytaken · Answer

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jhonyy9 · Answer

15 = 5×3

stranger2 · Answer

damn congrats florisalreadytaken

stranger2 · Answer

@jhonyy9 wrote:

15 = 5×3

right

Imagine · Answer

You're are left with A.) n' B.)

Imagine · Answer

Could you take a shot in the dark? Also, try explaining why you chose that over the other option.

stranger2 · Answer

@imagine wrote:

Could you take a shot in the dark? Also, try explaining why you chose that over the other option.

wait so, u want me to..take a shot in the dark?

stranger2 · Answer

like a shot, as in

stranger2 · Answer

actual shots

stranger2 · Answer

what kind of shots are we talkin abt here

Imagine · Answer

You know exactly what I mean, what's with everyone taking everything so literally, please "try" picking one of the choices that are left.

stranger2 · Answer

oh I see, no I actually didnt know what u were talking about tho

stranger2 · Answer

I think b

Imagine · Answer

Why's that?

jhonyy9 · Answer

what you get if use choice A ?

stranger2 · Answer

Dilate circle A by a scale factor of 3.

jhonyy9 · Answer

radius length of 5 dilated by factor 3 how much result ?

Imagine · Answer

That's where;

@jhonyy9 wrote:

15 = 5×3

played in.

Florisalreadytaken · Answer

the relation between 15 and 5, is that 5 is 3times bigger -- if we'd apply that in geometry it'd be called `dilation`

circle a's radi is 5, and circle b's radi is 15, as i mentioned above...

its pretty simple to determine the right option

i still dont know why this is still going haha

Imagine · Answer

Some users need a bit more time.

stranger2 · Answer

@imagine wrote:

Some users need a bit more time.

ye im slow slow

Imagine · Answer

It's okay! Take your time.

Imagine · Answer

So, that makes what your right answer?

stranger2 · Answer

thanks guys (#

Imagine · Answer

Wait, you never answered.

stranger2 · Answer

its A right

Imagine · Answer

No, we explained why it wasn't.

Imagine · Answer

Sorry, my mistake!!! It is A.)

stranger2 · Answer

thanks

Imagine · Answer

tyvm to @jhonny9 & @florisalreadytaken 
Appreciate the backup!

Imagine · Answer

@jhonyy9*

jhonyy9 · Answer

@imagine wrote:

tyvm to @jhonny9 & @florisalreadytaken Appreciate the backup!

jhonyy9 - y is doubled not n

Imagine · Answer

I realized that, my mistake.

jhonyy9 · Answer

@imagine wrote:

I realized that, my mistake.

yw - np

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