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5.6 Dilations

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State if the dilation is an enlargement or reduction, then give the scale factor.

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List your coordinate points, state what type of dilation it is

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List your coordinate points, state what type of dilation it is

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Use Demos to graph the preimage in red and the image in blue. Be sure to connect the points, and to label the preimage and image appropriately. Screen shot your graph (and tables) and insert here.
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Use Demos to graph the preimage in red and the image in blue. Be sure to connect the points, and to label the preimage and image appropriately. Screen shot your graph and insert here.

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Use Demos to graph the preimage in red and the image in blue. Be sure to connect the points, and to label the preimage and image appropriately. Screen shot your graph and insert here.

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Use Demos to graph the preimage in red and the image in blue. Be sure to connect the points, and to label the preimage and image appropriately. Screen shot your graph and insert here.

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