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Which of these ordered pairs could not be a dilation of (8, -4)? (2, -1) (2, -2) (16, -8) (4, -2)
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i never did such kind of math but i wanna try it
u will get (2,-1) by dividing by 4 with(8,-4) u will get (16,-8) by multiplying with 2 with (8,-4) (4,-2) is a result of deviding by 2 with (8,-4)
(2,-2) is exceptional
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