Dilations IP

Graph the image using coordinates K (-4, 4) L (4, 4) M (4, -4) N (-4, -4). Dilate the image using a scale factor of 2.

[b]What is the new location for L'?[/b]

(8, 8) (-8, 8) (-8, -8) (8, -8)

Graph the pre-image using coordinates P(0, -4) Q (8, -4) R (8, -8) S (0, -8). Dilate the figure using a scale factor of 1/4.

[b]Give the new location for R'.[/b]

(0, -1) (32, -32) (2, -2) (4, -1)

Graph the pre-image using coordinates D (-3, -3) E (-3, 3) F (2, 3) G (0, 2). Dilate the figure using a scale factor of 3.

[b]What is the new location of G'?[/b][br]

(-9, 9) (6, 9) (-9, -9) (0, 6)

Graph the pre-image using coordinates P(-4, -3) Q (-2, -3) R (5, 4) S (3, 4). Dilate the figure using a scale factor of 2.

[b]What is the new location of P'?[/b]

(-8, 6) (-8, -6) (8, 6) (-4, -6)

Graph the pre-image using coordinates F (-5, -10) G (-5, 10) H (0, -5) I (0, -10). Dilate the figure using a scale factor of 1/5.

[b]What is the new location of I'?[/b][br]

(0, -1) (-1, -2) (0, -2) (-1, 2)

Identify the scale factor (k) used to graph the image below.

[b]Type your answer here. If your answer is a fraction, type it in fraction form, please![/b]

Identify the scale factor used to graph the image below.

[b]Type your answer here. If your answer is a fraction, type it in fraction form, please![/b]

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