IF you are dilating about the origin, which you didn't exactly state, the new coordinates are A' (1/5, 1), B' (2/5, 1/5), C' (0, 4/5). Dilation is all about distance, so you have to move the new coordinates to whatever the scale factor is times the x and y distance. For example, A is at (1, 5), so 1/5 of 1 is 1/5, and 1/5 of 5 is 1, hence your new coordinate for A. It is a fifth of the distance from the origin as its preimage is.
70-47=23
I think this is what you are talking about
2. it can't have three because one of them is a right triangle do D doesn't add up. It can't have 0 because an obtuse angle plus a right angle would go over 180 degrees. So, the most it can have is 2 acute for example 90(right angle) 30(acute) and 60 (acute) is a possible answer. Also, a right angle can only have two acute angles since an obtuse angle would put it over 180 which was already stated
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
4n² + 4(4m³ + 4n² ) ← distribute terms in parenthesis by 4
= 4n² + 16m³ + 16n² ← collect like terms
= (4n² + 16n²) + 16m³
= 20n² + 16m³
= 16m³ + 20n² ← in standard form → A