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m(0,3)
n(6,0)
p(0,-3)

scale factor=-1/3


how do you do this i have to draw the image of the figure with given vertices under the dilation with the given scale factor centered at the origin
12 years ago

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Steve
multiply each coordinate value by -1/3

m(0,3) -> m'(0,-1)
etc.
12 years ago
loli
oh ok thank you
12 years ago
loli
wait how did you divide 0 divided by -0.33333333333
12 years ago

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