Asked by kk
The blueprint shown for a kitchen remodeling project is enlarged before printing for a customer. The blueprint preimage is dilated by a factor of 4 centered at the origin to create the enlarged image. The center of the sink is located at point C on the blueprints.
What are the coordinates of the dilated point C'
in the enlarged blueprints?
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I can’t see the blueprint you mean — can you either type the coordinates of C or upload the image?
In general, a dilation with center at the origin and scale factor 4 multiplies each coordinate by 4. So if the original sink center is C = (x, y), the dilated point is
C' = (4x, 4y).
Example: if C = (2, −3) then C' = (8, −12).
In general, a dilation with center at the origin and scale factor 4 multiplies each coordinate by 4. So if the original sink center is C = (x, y), the dilated point is
C' = (4x, 4y).
Example: if C = (2, −3) then C' = (8, −12).
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