To determine which figure would result from rotating and dilating Figure 1, let's start by analyzing the placement and shape of Figure 1 and the other Figures provided.
Figure 1:
- Top Vertex: Top of the 3rd row, start of the 3rd column (3, 3)
- Bottom Vertex: Bottom of the 5th row, start of the 3rd column (5, 3)
- Right Vertex: Between the 3rd and 4th rows, end of the 4th column (between 3 and 4, 4)
Figure 1 appears to be a triangle with a vertical height between rows 3 and 5, and the base along the 5th row between columns 3 and the right vertex, which is at column 4. The right vertex's position suggests a right triangle.
Analyzing Other Figures:
Figure 2:
- Left Vertex: Between the 3rd and 4th rows, start of the 9th column (between 3 and 4, 9)
- Top Vertex: Top of the 3rd row, end of the 10th column (3, 10)
- Bottom Vertex: Bottom of the 5th row, end of the 10th column (5, 10)
Figure 2 is also a triangle that has a similar shape configuration but is shifted horizontally.
Figure 3:
- Base Left Vertex: Bottom of the 6th row, start of the 5th column (6, 5)
- Base Right Vertex: Bottom of the 6th row, end of the 7th column (6, 7)
- Top Vertex: Top of the 5th row, between the 5th and 6th columns (5, between 5 and 6)
Figure 3 has a completely different orientation as it sits lower on the grid and has a wider base.
Figure 4:
- Base Left Vertex: End of the 10th row, middle of the 7th column (10, 7)
- Base Right Vertex: Bottom of the 10th row, middle of the 13th column (10, 13)
- Top Vertex: Beginning of the 7th row, middle of the 9th column (7, 9)
Figure 4 is larger and situated significantly lower compared to Figure 1.
Figure 5:
- Top Vertex: Top of the 8th row, start of the 3rd column (8, 3)
- Bottom Vertex: Bottom of the 10th row, start of the 3rd column (10, 3)
- Right Vertex: Between the 8th and 9th rows, end of the 4th column (between 8 and 9, 4)
Figure 5 shares a similar vertical alignment with Figure 1 but is shifted down and has a right triangle configuration similar to Figure 1.
Conclusion:
After analyzing the positioning and shapes of the figures, Figure 5 provides a similar vertical arrangement to the original shape of Figure 1. The potential rotation and dilation from Figure 1 could lead to Figure 5 maintaining the right triangle structure and similar vertical configuration.
Thus, the answer is Figure 5.