The distance from point Y to the y-axis is 4 units and the distance from point Z to the y-axis is 3 units, then the lelgth of the segment YZ is 4+3=7 units.
If <span>a scale factor is 3, then the length of Y'Z' will be 7·3=21 units.
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P.S. In the added picture you can see trapezoid ABCD that was dilated by a scale factor 3 about the origin. This may help to understand that all linear values after dilation become multiplied by scale factor.
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Answer:
SF = 7/3
Step-by-step explanation:
Like the problem hint says, you want to put the new coordinate over the old one to find the scale factor. We'll use both x and y.
-7/-3 = 7/3
14/6 = 7/3
Therefore, the scale factor is 7/3.
It sounds like initially we have a total of 18*5 = 90. Then we are adding 5 + 4 +3 +2 +1 to this.
so that gives us 105.
105/5 = 21
The answer is 5x because when you do the math 12 subtracted by 7 equals 5 then you add the x at the end.