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14. Point P has the coordinates (-2,-4). Point P is dilated with a center at the origin and
a scale factor of 3 to create Point P'.
What are the coordinates of Point P'?

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Step-by-step explanation:

The answer is b (1,-1)

  If a point P is dilated about the origin, coordinates of the image point will be P'(-6, -12).

Rule of the transformation (Dilation):

  • If a point P(x, y) is dilated by a scale factor 'k' about the origin, image point P' will be given by,

        P(x, y) → P'(kx, ky)

Given in the question,

  • Coordinates of point P → (-2, -4)
  • Point P is dilated by a scale factor '3' about the origin to form the image point P'.

After the dilation of point P, coordinates of the image point P' will be,

P(-2, -4) → P'(-2×3, -4×3)

             → P'(-6, -12)

      Therefore, after dilation of point P about the origin, coordinates of the image point will be P'(-6, -12).

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