Given:
The given figure is dilated by a scale factor 1.5.
To find:
The coordinates of B' and C'.
Solution:
If a figure is dilated by a scale factor k at point (a,b), so the rule of transformation is
From the given figure it is clear that A(3,-3), B(-2,2) and C(-3,-5).
The figure is dilated by a scale factor 1.5 at point A(3,-3), so the rule of transformation is
Using this rule, we get
And
Therefore, the coordinates of B' and C' are B(-4.5,4.5) and C'(-6,-6).
Answer:
6/10 or 3/5
Step-by-step explanation:
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There is no work to show. It is really just trial and error till you get the hang of it. You look at the multiples of the last term and find.which add or subtract to the middle terms coefficient. Use DeCartes law of signs to determine if it is plus or minus.
1. Does not factor solve using other method
2. (X-5)^2
I'm not completely sure about this. But i think that you can use the Pythagorean Theroem to help with this problem. Which is:
