Question #1 A' B' b. What is triangle ABC? Center of dilation Pre-image Image c. What is triangle A'B'C'? Pre-image Image D Center of dilation Useful vocabulary for this screen: Pre-image - The original shape or figure. Image - The shape or figure after it makes transformations. Note: If there are 'symbols on the points of a figure, this can be assumed as the image. Center of dilation - A fixed point where all of the other points and lines are extended to create a dilated shape. Similarity - Two or more figures are similar when they have proportional side lengths and congruent angles. Similar figures can be viewed as the pre-image taking rigid transformations and dilation to create the image. d. Are triangles ABC and A'B'C' similar? yes no Match the correct vocabulary term to each part of the dilation shown on the screen. a. What is Point D? Image Pre-image Center of dilation
Question #1 A' B' b. What is triangle ABC? Center of dilation Pre-image Image c. What is triangle A'B'C'? Pre-image Image D Center of dilation Useful vocabulary for this screen: Pre-image - The original shape or figure. Image - The shape or figure after it makes transformations. Note: If there are 'symbols on the points of a figure, this can be assumed as the image. Center of dilation - A fixed point where all of the other points and lines are extended to create a dilated shape. Similarity - Two or more figures are similar when they have proportional side lengths and congruent angles. Similar figures can be viewed as the pre-image taking rigid transformations and dilation to create the image. d. Are triangles ABC and A'B'C' similar? yes no Match the correct vocabulary term to each part of the dilation shown on the screen. a. What is Point D? Image Pre-image Center of dilation
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