Square ABCD is shown below with line EF passing through the center.

If Square ABCD is dilated by a scale factor of two about the center of the square, dilated line E'F' will (5 points)

be parallel to line EF and pass through point C

contain the points E and F

be perpendicular to line EF and pass through point A

shift two units to the right

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Square ABCD is shown below with line EF passing through the center.

If Square ABCD is dilated by a scale factor of two about the center of the square, dilated line E'F' will (5 points)
		
be parallel to line EF and pass through point C
		
contain the points E and F
		
be perpendicular to line EF and pass through point A
		
shift two units to the right

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Here's the graph. Remember a line has no width, and a line goes to infinity in both directions. So when you dilate a line, nothing happens to the line.