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I am asking the same question again in the hope of finding a more detailed answer. Explain why the two figures below are not similar.
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I am asking the same question again in the hope of finding a more detailed answer. Explain why the two figures below are not similar.
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The length from G to F in the larger shape is 1. Since the dilation from the first shape to the second one is 1/2, the length from N to M should be .5.
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