The coordinate of point N after the dilation is N' = (-8/3, 8/3)
<h3>Dilation of coordinates</h3>
Dilation is a transformation technique for changing the size of an object using a scale factor.
Given the coordinate of N from the figure as (-4, 4). If this coordinate point is dilated by a factor of 2/3, then the resulting coordinate will be:
N' = (2/3(-4), 2/3(4))
N' = (-8/3, 8/3)
Hence the coordinate of point N after the dilation is N' = (-8/3, 8/3)
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Answer:
(2,-6) and (4,-16)
Step-by-step explanation:
-5x+4 crosses these points
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Answer: 25%
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Previous baby's weight = 18 pounds
New baby's weight = 24 pounds.
Increase in weight = New weight -Previews weight
=24 pounds - 18 pounds =6 pounds
Percentage increase in baby's weight =
Hence, the percentage increase in baby's weight = 25%
