To find the coordinates of the new vertices \( X', Y', Z' \) after dilating triangle \( XYZ \) with center of dilation at \( (4, 7) \) and a magnitude of \( 12 \), we can use the formula for dilation:
\[ X' = C + k \cdot (X - C) \]
where:
- \( X' \) is the new point after dilation.
- \( C \) is the center of dilation.
- \( k \) is the scale factor (magnitude).
- \( X \) is the original point.
Given the center of dilation \( C(4,7) \) and the magnitude \( k = 12 \), we will perform the calculation for each vertex \( X(0,4) \), \( Y(2,0) \), and \( Z(4,7) \):
For Vertex X(0,4):
- Subtract the center of dilation from the vertex: \[ X - C = (0 - 4, 4 - 7) = (-4, -3) \]
- Scale by the factor \( 12 \): \[ 12 \cdot (-4, -3) = (-48, -36) \]
- Add the center of dilation back: \[ X' = (4, 7) + (-48, -36) = (4 - 48, 7 - 36) = (-44, -29) \]
For Vertex Y(2,0):
- Subtract the center of dilation from the vertex: \[ Y - C = (2 - 4, 0 - 7) = (-2, -7) \]
- Scale by the factor \( 12 \): \[ 12 \cdot (-2, -7) = (-24, -84) \]
- Add the center of dilation back: \[ Y' = (4, 7) + (-24, -84) = (4 - 24, 7 - 84) = (-20, -77) \]
For Vertex Z(4,7):
Since \( Z \) is the center of dilation: \[ Z' = Z = (4,7) \]
Thus, after dilation, the new coordinates for the vertices \( X', Y', Z' \) are:
- \( X'(-44,-29) \)
- \( Y'(-20,-77) \)
- \( Z'(4,7) \)
However, it seems we should go over the dilation properly with respect to the defined center. Let’s validate from the context of the presented question before concluding.
Correct Steps:
Dilation of points about a center is achieved by:
- Transforming \( (x, y) \) directly proportional to the distance from the center used using scaled values.
The correct vector computed should yield: \[ \Delta X = \begin{pmatrix} X - 4 \ Y - 7 \end{pmatrix} \]: Then multiply this with \( 12 \) and assocate back.
- Repeat for \( (0,4) \), \( (2,0) \):
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At center \( (4,7) \) to points will yield subsequently:
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New position at vectors \( \rightarrow...\) yielded further through steps.
Ultimately after checking the coordinates match closely the method used above appropriately determines distance shifts resulting consistently from \( (4,7) \) leading coordinates derived.
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