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George is given two circles, circle O and circle X, as shown. If he wants to
prove that the two circles are similar, what would be the correct second step
in his proof?
Given: The radius of circle O is r, and the radius of circle Xis t.
Prove: Circle Ois similar to circle X.
1.c - 2sr and C'- 2rr' by the definition of circumference.
2.
3. d= 2rand d = 2 by the definition of diameter.
4. d 2r and d ;by the division property of equality.
5.2 and by the substitution property.
d'-2r
6. Circle Ois similar to circle Xbecause all the linear dimensions are in the
same proportion.
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George Is Given Two Circles Circle O And Circle X As Shown If He Wants To Prove That The Two Circles Are Similar What Would Be The Correct Second Step In His Pr class=

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Answer:

B) C = 2 * pi * r / C' = 2 * pi * r' and C/C' = r/r' by the division property of equality.

Step-by-step explanation:

Just did it on AP3X and couldn’t find the answer anywhere else, so I hope this helps!

Answer:

B the division one

Step-by-step explanation:

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