How can you tell that this transformation is a dilation?

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Sensei asked Sep 25, 2023

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How can you tell that this transformation is a dilation?

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Answer: The figure changed size.

Step-by-step explanation: I did it before.

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I’m sure you have your to stop the circumference

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