Triangle ABC with vertices A(4, −6), B(2, −8), and C(−10, 4) is dilated by a scale factor of 2 to obtain triangle A′B′C′. Which statement best describes triangle A′B′C′? It is similar to triangle ABC and has coordinates A′(2, −3), B′(1, −4), and C′(−5, 2). It is similar to triangle ABC and has coordinates A′(8, −12), B′(4, −16), and C′(−20, 8). It is congruent to triangle ABC and has coordinates A′(2, −3), B′(1, −4), and C′(−5, 2). It is congruent to triangle ABC and has coordinates A′(8, −12), B′(4, −16), and C′(−20, 8).

Similar with coordinates A’ (8, -12), B’ (4, -16) and C’ (-20, 8)

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the size of the triangle changes they cannot be congruent.

Assuming the centre of dilation (enlargement) is (0, 0) then just double the coordinates of each point

the correct answer option is d. la = πrs.

step-by-step explanation:

we know that for a right cone, the lateral surface area is given by:

lateral area of right cone =

here the value under the square root is equal to slant height so replacing this value by in the formula to get:

lateral area of right cone =

therefore, the correct answer option is d.