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A dilation with a scale factor < 1choose your answer...the size of the pre-image.

A dilation with a scale factor < 1choose your answer...the size of the pre-image-example-1

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1) A dilation with a scale factor < 1 will reduce/decrease the size of the pre-image.

2) A dilation with a scale factor > 1 will enlarge/increase the size of the pre-image.

Explanation

Dilation refers to enlarging or reducing the size of an image. And the scale factor determines how much the image is reduced or enlarged.

- A scale factor of 1 means the image is neither enlarged or reduced.

- A very large scale factor (greater than 1) indicates that the size of the image is enlarged compared to the size of the original image.

- A very small scale factor (less than 1) indicates that the size of the image is reduced compared to the size of the original image.

So, for the question,

1) A dilation with a scale factor < 1 will reduce/decrease the size of the pre-image.

2) A dilation with a scale factor > 1 will enlarge/increase the size of the pre-image.

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