Given that ABC is a dilation of AABC, how are the angles and side lengths of the preimage related to the angles and side lengths of the image?

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Given that ABC is a dilation of AABC, how are the angles and side lengths of the preimage related to the angles and side lengths of the image?

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On a dilation, all angles remain the same, and the side lengths are proportional by the same factor of the dilation.

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