Polygon ABCD has sides with these lengths: , 5 units; , 4 units; , 4.5 units; and , 7 units. The slope of is 5, the slope of is
0.25, the slope of is -2, and the slope of is 0. The polygon is dilated from point A by a scale factor of 1.2 to form polygon A′B′C′D′. Match the slopes and lengths of the sides of polygon A′B′C′D′ to their values.
Well, you can start by putting the slopes and lengths on the right side (Where is says slope of A'B'). The slopes will be the same, so Slope of AB is still 5 and Slope of BC is still 0.25. When you get to the lengths, just multiply it by 1.2. The length for Length of CD is 5.4 and Length of AD is 8.4
Here's what it should look like: Slope of A'B' ⇔ 5 Slope of B'C' ⇔ 0.25 Length of C'D' ⇔ 5.4 Length of A'D' ⇔ 8.4