Lecture

Linear Similarities and Similitudes

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of linear similarities and similitudes, exploring the properties and applications of these geometric transformations. The instructor explains the definitions and properties of linear similarities, demonstrating their equivalence and applications in various contexts. The lecture also delves into the concept of similitudes, discussing their properties and applications in geometry. Through examples and proofs, the instructor illustrates how linear similarities and similitudes can be used to transform geometric figures while preserving their essential characteristics.

Instructor

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