Rori has cups of flour. She uses
cups of flour to make bread, then borrows 1 cup of flour from her neighbor. She wants to make biscuits. The
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$23
biscuit recipe calls for 25 cups of flour. Does she have enough? How much will she have left over, or how much more will she need?
o
Yes, she has z
cup left.
No, she needs 1 cup more.
o
Yes, she has
4
cup left
No, she needs
2 cup more.

The last graph.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the first graph, the darker triangle has one side that is 1/3 of the corresponding side of the other triangle, and one side that is 2/5 of the corresponding side of the other triangle.  This is not proportional for all sides, so this is not a dilation.

In the second graph, the darker triangle has one side that is 1/2 of the corresponding side of the other triangle, and one side that is 3/5 of the corresponding side of the other triangle.  This is not proportional for all sides, so this is not a dilation.

In the third graph, the darker triangle has one side that is 1/3 of the corresponding side of the other triangle, and one side that is 1/2 of the corresponding side of the other triangle.  This is not proportional for all sides, so this is not a dilation.

In the fourth graph, the darker triangle has one side that is 2/3 of the corresponding side of he other triangle, and another side that is 4/6=2/3 of the corresponding side of the other triangle.  Since these are both right triangles, this means the other side, the hypotenuse, will have the same ratio.  Since it is proportional for all sides, this is a dilation.