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What is A transformation in which a figure stretches or shrinks with respect to a fixed point?
dilations
What is an example of dilation in angles?
There isn't any. Dilations do not affect angles.
What are real life examples of dilations?
One example is photographic enlargements.
Does math make you sleepy?
If you are doing math that bores you, the boredom can make you sleepy. There are many different types of math, and some of these can be very interesting to those who understand them, but some types of math can be very boring.
What type of math do we use today?
Today, we study many types of math. When you ascend to different grade levels, you are taught more types of math. Examples are: Algebra Calculus Geometry etc.
What are dilations in math?
Dilations are a geometric transformation that results in the image being similar to the preimage.
What do dilations have in common with translations reflections and rotations?
They are all types of transformations.
Are dilations always congruent?
no they are not
What are dilations?
They are relating to kidneys.
When are dilations used in real life?
Constructions, drawings, sketches, etc.
What is A transformation in which a figure stretches or shrinks with respect to a fixed point?
dilations
What is an example of dilation in angles?
There isn't any. Dilations do not affect angles.
What are real life examples of dilations?
One example is photographic enlargements.
How many types of math are there?
There are a lot of types of math as in........ algebra geometry math is in science and other one i dont know of but hey....... u know what they say....... math is everywhere and so there are different kinds
Does math make you sleepy?
If you are doing math that bores you, the boredom can make you sleepy. There are many different types of math, and some of these can be very interesting to those who understand them, but some types of math can be very boring.
What types of math did Pythagoras do?
Trigonometry
What types of math use the Pythagorean theorem?
You meet it first in Geometry. But as you go on and grow in Math, you find that virtually all types do.
