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Answer:
Co ordinate of A' = (1, -4)
Co ordinate of B' = (3, 2)
Co ordinate of C' = (4, -2)
Explanation:
The figure of the triangle is shown below.
If we are finding image of the triangle about X-axis all the x -co-ordinates will remain same, but y co-ordinate will change it's sign.
So, co ordinate of A' = (1, -4)
Co ordinate of B' = (3, 2)
Co ordinate of C' = (4, -2)
Transformation that changes the size of a shape is referred to as dilation.
- The scale factor that moves the large triangle to the small one is 1/5
- The center of dilation is: (-1,1)
<u>The center of dilation</u>
From the diagram (see attachment), the triangles share a common vertex at (-1,1)
This means that, the center of dilation is (-1,1)
<u>The scale factor of dilation</u>
To do this, we divide the side length of the small triangle with the corresponding side of the large triangle.
From the attached image:
So, the scale factor (k) from large to small is:
Read more about dilation at:
