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Mathematics, 21.03.2021 07:40 henryzx900

Suppose triangle ABC will be dilated using the rule D Subscript Q, two-thirds. Point Q is the center of dilation. Triangle A B C is 6 units away from point Q. The length of A B is 3, the length of B C is 7, and the length of A C is 8.

What will be the distance from the center of dilation, Q, to the image of vertex A?

2 units
3 units
4 units
6 units

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Suppose triangle ABC will be dilated using the rule D Subscript Q, two-thirds.

Point Q is the cen

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