Question

quadrilateral ABCD is dilated by a scale factor of 2 centered around (2,2). Which statement is true about the dilation?

Answer 1

Answer:

The vertices of the image will have the coordinates

A(-5, 1) → A'(2x-2, 2y-2) → A'(-12, 0)

B(-4, 3) → B'(2x-2, 2y-2) → B'(-10, 4)

C(1, 2) → C'(2x-2, 2y-2) → C'(0, 2)

D(-3, 0) → D'(2x-2, 2y-2) → D'(-8, -2)

Step-by-step explanation:

Note: You missed to mention the vertices of a quadrilateral ABCD. So, I am assuming the following vertices. It would anyways clear your concept.

Let us suppose

• A(-5, 1)

• B(-4, 3)

• C(1, 2)

• D(-3, 0)

We know that the rule of the dilation with the center of dilation at (2,2) by a scale factor of 2 is:

• (x, y) → (2x-2, 2y-2)

Therefore, the vertices of the image will have the coordinates

A(-5, 1) → A'(2x-2, 2y-2) → A'(-12, 0)

B(-4, 3) → B'(2x-2, 2y-2) → B'(-10, 4)

C(1, 2) → C'(2x-2, 2y-2) → C'(0, 2)

D(-3, 0) → D'(2x-2, 2y-2) → D'(-8, -2)