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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) 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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when u multiply or divide the x , y co-ordinates u will get equivalent numbers it is a dilation example (8 , -4) given = ( 8/4 , - 4/4) = ( 2 , -1) {true} which is false that is ur answer
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i tool -4 and divded it by 8 and got -2 i think the wrong is b 2 ,-2
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