The relationship between the trigonometric ratios are cos(X) = cos(A), cos(Y) = cos(C) and cos(Z) = cos(B)
What is the relationship between the trigonometric ratios using Dilation?
The given parameters are:
Scale factor of dilation, k = 2
cos(X) = 2.5/5/59
Since the transformation is a dilation, it means that both triangles are similar.
So, we have:
cos(X) = cos(A), cos(Y) = cos(C) and cos(Z) = cos(B)
The segments AC and AB.
In (a), we have:
Both triangles are similar.
This means that the corresponding points are:
X and A
Y and C
Z and B
Thus, we have:
AC = 2 * XY
AB = 2 * XZ
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