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And the scale factor is
A'
Triangle A'B'C' Is a dilation of triangle ABC.
The center of dilation is (
A
** write your answer as a fraction "number/number" with the / as the division sign

B And the scale factor is A' Triangle A'B'C' Is a dilation of triangle ABC. The center-example-1
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The scale factor is
(1)/(3).

Dilation is a type of rigid transformation which requires either increasing or decreasing the size of a given object using a scale factor.

In the given question, triangle A'B'C' Is a dilation of triangle ABC. This implies that the original triangle was multiplied by a scale factor.

Considering the length of sides of the two triangles, it can be deduced that;

scale factor =
(length on triangle A'B'C')/(length on triangle ABC)

=
(1)/(3)

Therefore the length of sides of triangle ABC was multiplied by a scale factor of
(1)/(3) to produce triangle A'B'C'.

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