Finding The Scale Factor Of Dilated Shapes

Learn an easy way to find the scale factor of dilated objects. The scale factor is found by using either corresponding sides or corresponding points.

[hashnyjos]

Understood this under 7 mins thank you so much!!! Unlike my teacher who just keeps talking about random stuff

[soggettes]

You explain better than my math teacher, still confusing but thanks for making this video

[LaSoups]

im just now starting a unit on dilations and scaling and when i first looked at it i was dead confused but with someone who made a 8 minute video you saved my life your a life saver new sub keep up the good work!

[butterflyscreations]

REALLY HELPED I was looking for the right video for dilations for at least 10 minutes

[ItsDuoailo]

just gonna say, you explained it way better than my math teacher

[Wsp]

Bro my teacher is so bad. And there is this guy with the 8 minute video and now I understand everything.

[sh_xi]

Thank you this was helpful wish me luck tomorrow I have a quiz ✨

[loresiino]

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[Grxre]

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[fatimadean]

Hi Mr.Maisonet this is Garrison Dean from last years 6th grade math class how are you doing

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I have an exam today THANKS SOOOO MUCH

[icantbuildproperly]

this video was helpful in a way, but can I request a video on writing coordinates of the vertices after a dilation with a scale factor of 1/3 centered at the origin

[lunekke]

What are the terms of service in linking this to my website or embedding in my own course? Thanks! Your videos are great!

[travioliraviolicanoli]

its a good video but how would i find scale factor of a image would land on the line of a preimage

[janellyguillen]

how would i find the previous shape of a polygon that was dilated by 1/3?