Dilation

Dilation with moveable center, slider for dilation factor and show and hide measurements.

Tim Brister — December 14, 2013 - 11:19 PM

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Shared by Dan Dale; Figure #2. Drag points A, B and C to explore to see what happens with parallel lines cut by a transversal.
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Shared by Jeff Reinhardt; Drag the point to change the dilation factor to dilate the preimage.
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Shared by Mark; Move the scale factor button and observe the coordinate points of the image compared to the preimage.
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Shared by Elisabetta; The graph below will show what's called similar figures. Move the Dilation Factor left and right and observe what happens to the shape. Look at the side lengths and angle.
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