Unit 3 Lesson 3 – Dilations on the Coordinate Plane.

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Unit 3 Lesson 3 – Dilations on the Coordinate Plane

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Page 12 They are well scaled dilations - scale factor 2. They are the same shape and size. A Translation

Page 13 ReflectionRotation Translation

Page 13 Yes, they change the size of a figure. No, they change the size of a figure and rigid motions only change the position of the figure.

Page 14 All angle measure is preserved but the sides are three times larger. All angle measure is preserved but the sides are smaller by half. The figure is unchanged. Multiplication

Page 14 (4, -8) (3, 5) (2x2, -4X2)= Scale factor of 4

Page N(2, 8) A(-6, 0) P(4, -2) A’(-3, 0) P’(2, -1) N’(1, 4)...

Page A(1, 3) B(-2, 2) C(0, -2) B’(1, 0) C’(3, -4) A’(4, 1) A”(8, 2) B”(2, 0) C”(6, -8)......

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