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Circle BB with a radius of 55 units is shown on a coordinate grid. Circle BB is dilated by a scale factor of 75\frac{7}{5}, centered at the origin, to map to Circle MM.\newlineComplete the statement.

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Q. Circle BB with a radius of 55 units is shown on a coordinate grid. Circle BB is dilated by a scale factor of 75\frac{7}{5}, centered at the origin, to map to Circle MM.\newlineComplete the statement.
  1. Understand effect of dilation: Understand the effect of dilation on the radius. Dilation of a circle by a scale factor will multiply the radius of the original circle by that scale factor to get the new radius.
  2. Calculate new radius: Calculate the new radius of Circle M.\newlineThe original radius of Circle B is 55 units. The scale factor for the dilation is 75\frac{7}{5}. To find the new radius, multiply the original radius by the scale factor:\newlineNew radius == Original radius ×\times Scale factor\newlineNew radius =5×(75)= 5 \times \left(\frac{7}{5}\right)
  3. Perform multiplication: Perform the multiplication to find the new radius.\newlineNew radius = 5×(7/5)5 \times (7/5)\newlineNew radius = (5/1)×(7/5)(5/1) \times (7/5)\newlineNew radius = (5×7)/(1×5)(5 \times 7) / (1 \times 5)\newlineNew radius = 35/535 / 5\newlineNew radius = 77 units

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