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What is the scale factor of point A (original point) to point B (new point) with P as the center of dilation.
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What is the scale factor of point A (original point) to point B (new point) with P as the center of dilation.

What is the scale factor of point A (original point) to point B (new point) with P-example-1
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Answer:

1/2

Explanation:

the scale factor, is found by dividing the length of the dilated point with that of the initial points, ie


(2)/(4)


(1)/(2)

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