Question

Can someone help i'm not good at dilation's?

Answer 1

Let's take a look at one of the points: C is located at (6, 6)

after the "dilation" the new C is at (2, 2)

Answer 2

try plugging in x=6 and y=6 into the possible coordinate rules and the ones that give you (2, 2) as an answer might be your answer

For example if I tried x=6 and y=6 into option B (x-3, y+3)
I would get (6-3, 6+3) = (3,9) which is not (2,2)

Answer 3

What?

Answer 4

Oh see how much it moves over?

Answer 5

almost, you want to test the points out

Like we know that it Changed from (6, 6) to (2, 2) but we don't know if it was because it is subtracting or if it is because of multiplying

Answer 6

If I tried to plug in (6, 6) -> x=6 and y=6

into Option B: (x - 3, y + 3)
I would get. (6 - 3 , 6 + 3 ). =. (3 , 9)

which is not the (2, 2) that we want

Answer 7

Ok.

Answer 8

So keep trying to plug in x=6 and y=6 into each of the options until you get (2, 2) as an answer

Answer 9

like this

Answer 10

you got it!

Answer 11

Ok tysm.