4. Prove circle R and circle T are similar circles using transformations. Circle R. has a center of (4, 12) with a radius of 5 units, and circle T has a center of (-6, 8) with a radius of 20 units. The circles are similar by translating point R. along 1 (10, 4), then dilating its radius by a scale factor of 4 The circles are similar by translating point R. along (10, 4), then dilating its radius by a scale factor of 4. The circles are similar by translating point R. along (-10,-4), then dilating its radius by a scale factor of 1 4 The circles are similar by translating point R. along (−10, –4), then dilating its radius by a scale factor of 4.

4. Prove circle R and circle T are similar circles using transformations. Circle R. has a center of (4, 12) with a radius of 5 units, and circle T has a center of (-6, 8) with a radius of 20 units. The circles are similar by translating point R. along 1 (10, 4), then dilating its radius by a scale factor of 4 The circles are similar by translating point R. along (10, 4), then dilating its radius by a scale factor of 4. The circles are similar by translating point R. along (-10,-4), then dilating its radius by a scale factor of 1 4 The circles are similar by translating point R. along (−10, –4), then dilating its radius by a scale factor of 4.

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter3: Functions And Graphs

Section3.2: Graphs Of Equations

Problem 42E

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