The question is show a dilation of a rectangle with a dilation of 8/3

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It's always easier to understand a concept by looking at specific examples with pictures, so I suggest looking at the dilation examples below first...before you try to internalize the steps listed below and that explain the general formula for dilating a point with coordinates of (2,4) by a scale factor of 1212.

1) multiply both coordinates by scale factor(2⋅12,4⋅122⋅12,4⋅12)2)

2. Simplify(1,2)3)

3. Graph(if required)

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