Final answer:
Statements 1 and 5 are true.
Step-by-step explanation:
To determine which statements are true, let's analyze each option:
- BC || B'C': This statement is true. When a figure is dilated by a scale factor of 2, all the sides of the figure are parallel to the corresponding sides of the original figure.
- AC = A'C': This statement is not necessarily true. The lengths of corresponding sides of a dilated figure are not always equal.
- AD > CD: This statement is false. In a dilated figure, the ratio of corresponding sides remains the same. So, if AD is equal to CD in the original square, it will also be equal in the dilated square.
- Point D' has the same coordinates as point C: This statement is false. When a figure is dilated, the coordinates of its vertices change according to the scale factor and the center of dilation.
- Point C' lies on the line containing points O and C: This statement is true. When a figure is dilated, the line connecting the center of dilation to a vertex passes through the corresponding vertex of the dilated figure.
In summary, statements 1 and 5 are true.