Enlargements with fractional scale factors

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A GCSE Maths video about calculating enlargements with fractional scale factors. With a worked example, this video demonstrates that in order to describe an enlargement, you need the centre of enlargement and the scale factor. Find out more about GCSE Maths.

Geometry and measure

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