I'm unable to view the images referenced in your questions, so I cannot provide specific coordinate answers without that information. However, I can offer you guidance on how to calculate the dilated coordinates if you know the original coordinates of the points.
General Method for Dilation
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Dilation with respect to the origin: For a point \((x, y)\) and a dilation factor \(k\), the new coordinates after dilation are given by:
- New coordinates: \((kx, ky)\)
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Dilation with respect to a point \((h, k)\): For a point \((x, y)\) and a dilation factor \(m\) with the center of dilation at \((h, k)\):
- New coordinates: \((h + m(x - h), k + m(y - k))\)
Example Calculations
- If point D is located at (x_D, y_D) and you're dilating with a factor of \(k\), the new coordinates would be \((k \cdot x_D, k \cdot y_D)\) for dilation at the origin.
- For a center of dilation at (h, k), use the formula above.
If you provide the specific coordinates of points A, B, C, and D, I can help you calculate the resulting dilated coordinates directly!