Question

HELP?

Answer 1

Whatcha need? :)

Answer 2

sorry my OS is really slow

Answer 3

Don't I know it. :) I don't know how to do this one but, @ganeshie8 might be ab;e tp help. Or @mathmate and @zepdrix. :p

Answer 4

Hasn't someone already answered this one yesterday?

Answer 5

@ganeshie8 can you please help me?

Answer 6

start by writing out the coordinates of vertices

Answer 7

Look at the given graph :
A = ?
B = ?
C = ?
D = ?

Answer 8

are these correct?
A= (-3,1)
B= (4,-3)
C= (2,3)
D= (-1,4)

Answer 9

Excellent !!

Answer 10

u hv to scale each multiplying all numbers with for and take the exact values there are mistakes

Answer 11

they look correct to me :)

next just apply the dilation rule for each vertex :
multiply both x and y values by 5

Answer 12

@ganeshie8 y multiply by 5 its 4 i think look at the scalling factor

Answer 13

for example, the vertex A goes like below :
A= (-3,1) -----> (-3*4, 1*4)

Answer 14

Oh ya the scale factor is 4 !! thanks for catching the typo :)

Answer 15

So the image of A after dilation is (-12, 4)

Answer 16

Find the image of other vertices similarly - just multiply both x and y values by the scale factor 4

Answer 17

for all the coordinates?

Answer 18

Yep !

Answer 19

A= (-12, 4)
B= (16, -12)
C= (8, -12)
D= (-4, 16)

Answer 20

hey use prime notation for image coordinates after dilation

Answer 21

A= (-3,1) ----> A' = (-12, 4)
B= (4,-3) ----> B' = (16, -12)
C= (2,3) ----> C' = (8, -12)
D= (-1,4) ----> D' = (-4, 16)

Answer 22

btw your answer is correct ! very good work !!

Answer 23

what do u mean?

Answer 24

label the vertices of image and preimage differently.
dont call them both A

Answer 25

preimage = A
image = A'

Answer 26

A

Answer 27

don't bother about it if it confuses u, its just a notation thing :)

Answer 28

```
A= (-12, 4)
B= (16, -12)
C= (8, -12)
D= (-4, 16)
```
You're done after that ^