Dilation of a point P(x,y) with scale factor s centred at (p,q) is given by
P'=(p+s*(x-p),q+s*(x-q))
Substituting
s=2, p=2,q=2
P'=(2+2*(x-2),2+2*(y-2))
P P'
(2,4) (2+2(2-2), 2+2*(4-2)) = (2, 6)
(0,6) (2+2(0-2), 2+2*(6-2)) = (-2, 10)
(-3,3) (2+2(-3-2), 2+2*(3-2)) = (-8, 4)
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In order to figure this out you need to use
Descartes Rule. I attached a picture showing Descartes Rule. If the signs changes for when x is positive then the number of times it changes are the possible positive solution. If the sign changes when x is negative then the number of times it changes are the possible negative solutions. With that said the answer is A. View the picture I have attached for the possible + - and imaginary solutions.
Answer = A) One possible positive solution.