Answer:
Dilation changes (x,y) values not the grid or coordinate plane. Basically, dilating a graph or a coordinate grid means the original coordinates you may have had will be changed with the dilation. For example, a triangle plotted had its original area of 26 dilated to an area of 58.
If you need the y zero, you would take the 2 points on the graph of (3, 0) and (6, 0) so the 2 zero’s are 3, and 6.
It simplifies to the proper fraction 14/15 so it cannot be a mix number
hope this helps !!
