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I'm pretty sure it's B. compression but I'm not 100% sure not to good at that
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It Is true and then false
Step-by-step explanation:
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Explanation:
Let's label the corner points of the triangle A,B,C starting at the origin and moving clockwise
A = (0,0)
B = (2,-4)
C = (-4,-4)
Dilating with a scale factor 2 means we multiply each coordinate of each point by the value 2
A = (0,0) becomes A' = (0,0). No change happens. This point is fixed
B = (2,-4) becomes B' = (4,-8). This point does move
C = (-4,-4) becomes C' = (-8,-8). This moves as well
So all you need to do from here is draw triangle A'B'C'.
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Side note: the lengths of triangle A'B'C' are twice as long as their counterparts on triangle ABC. Consequently, this means the perimeter of A'B'C' is twice as long as the perimeter of ABC. Also, triangle A'B'C's area is four times larger than the area of triangle ABC.
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