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Given that the points on triangle XYZ are, (-2, 12), (6, 4), (-6, -4), and the scale factor and center of dilation are 3/4, and (-2, 8), the coordinates of triangle X'Y'Z' are;

  • X'(-2, 11), Y'(4, 5), Z'(-5, -1)

How can the image of the triangle be found?

The coordinates of the vertices of the triangle are;

X(-2, 12), Y(6, 4), Z(-6, -4)

The center of dilation = (-2, 8)

The scale factor of the dilation = 3/4

The coordinates of the required image following the dilation are;

(-2 + (3/4) × ((-2 - (-2)), 8 + (3/4) × (12 - 8))

The coordinates of X' = (-2, 11)

The coordinates of Y' are found as follows; (-2 + (3/4) × ((6 - (-2)), 8 + (3/4) × (4 - 8))

The coordinates of Y' = (4, 5)

The coordinates of Z' are found as follows; (-2 + (3/4) × ((-6 - (-2)), 8 + (3/4) × (-4 - 8))

The coordinates of Z' = (-5, -1)

The coordinates of the vertices of the triangle XYZ following a dilation by a scale factor of (3/4) are;

  • X'(-2, 11), Y'(4, 5), Z'(-5, -1)

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