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△A'B'C' is the image of △ABC under a dilation whose center is p and scale factor is 3/2
Which figure correctly shows △A'B'C' using the solid line?

ABC Is The Image Of ABC Under A Dilation Whose Center Is P And Scale Factor Is 32 Which Figure Correctly Shows ABC Using The Solid Line class=

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Probably because it doesn't have explanations on how the person got the answer.

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The figure that correctly indicates a dilated △ABC (that is △A'B'C')  is option C. See the attached images.

What does it mean to dilate a triangle?

When a triangle is dilated, the result is a triangle that has the same shape as the original triangle but a totally different size.

Because we are not given the coordinates, we have to use an equation to solve it which comes to (x+1)(5x-4)(x-2), each representing the graph coordinates of each point. A', B', and C'.

Hence the correct answer is C because the P factor is 3/2.

Learn more bout Dilation of Triangles at:
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