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Concept

Similarity Transformation

A combination of rigid motions and dilations is called a similarity transformation. The scale factor of a similarity transformation is the product of the scale factors of the dilations involved.
One triangle is mapped onto the other triangle using rigid motions and dilations
Move the slider to create a similarity transformation by combining rigid motions and dilations. Similar figures are created as the result of a similarity transformation.
Two similar figures of which one is mapped onto the other after applying rigid motions
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