What is the Relationship between Dilations and Angles in Geometry
Practice Questions:
- If \(\angle A\) in Triangle \(ABC\) is \(40^\circ\) and Triangle \(DEF\) is a dilation of Triangle \(ABC\), what is \(\angle D\) in Triangle \(DEF\)?
- A pentagon \(ABCDE\) has \(\angle A = 108^\circ\). If Pentagon \(A’B’C’D’E’\) is a dilation of Pentagon \(ABCDE\), what is \(\angle A’\)?
- \(40^\circ\)
- \(108^\circ\)
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