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Mathematics

1 answer:

Flauer [41]4 years ago

7 0

Answer:

translation

W(-10, 0)

X(-10, -8)

Y(-18, -4)

Z(-14, 8)

dilation

W(-8, 16)

X(-8, 0)

Y(-24, 8)

Z(-16, 32)

Step-by-step explanation:

In translation, all you are doing is taking each point and subtracting 6 from the x, and subtracting 8 from the y. The point of W is (-4, 8). Thus you do (-4 - 6 , 8-8) and you get the new point (-10,0). Repeat this for all the others.

In dilation you are multiply both x and y by 2. For point W you do (-4*2, 8*2) to get the new point (-8, 16). You repeat this for the remaining points.

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