A rectangle has a vertices E(-4,8),F(2,8),G(2,-2) and H(-4,-2). The rectangle is dilated with the origin as the center of dilate
d so that G is located at (5,-5). Which algebraic representation represents this dilation.
A. (x,y)—> (x+3, y+3)
B. (x,y)—> ( 2/5x, 2/5y)
C. (x,y)—>(x -5, y -5)
D. (x,y)—> (2.5x, 2.5y)
A. (x,y)—> (x+3, y+3)
B. (x,y)—> ( 2/5x, 2/5y)
C. (x,y)—>(x -5, y -5)
D. (x,y)—> (2.5x, 2.5y)
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