Question

Square RSTU dilates by a factor of 1/2 with respect to the origin. If R'S' is 2 units, what is RS ?

0.5 units

2 units

1 unit

4 units

6 units

Answer 1

@Rachella

Answer 2

i think its A. or C.

Answer 3

\[R'S'= RS \div2\]\[2 = RS \div2\]\[4 = RS\]

Answer 4

So your answer will be 4 units.

Answer 5

alright gorgeous umm i dont understand that haha lol

Answer 6

okay thats better lol

Answer 7

thank you Rachella

Answer 8

It says that R'S" is 2 units so in order to get RS, you'll just have to multiply by two in order to get your answer.

Answer 9

My pleasure! :)

Answer 10

huh i never knew that your really sweet and smart (: imma give you bunches of medals

Answer 11

Yep! All your doing is doubling your R'S" and we know that R'S" is two units so just double the two units in order to find what RS is. So to solve this problem it'd be: \[R'S" = 2 ~Units \times 2 ~Units = 4~ Units \]

Answer 12

its 4.