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Suppose the parallelogram on the coordinate plane was dilated with respect to the origin using a magnitude of 12
. What would be the coordinates of vertex D′
?

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1 answer

To find the coordinates of vertex \( D' \) after dilating point \( D(2, -2) \) with respect to the origin by a factor of \( 12 \), you need to multiply both the \( x \) and \( y \) coordinates of point \( D \) by the dilation factor \( 12 \).

Starting with point \( D(2, -2) \):

\[ D' = (2 \times 12, -2 \times 12) \] \[ D' = (24, -24) \]

Therefore, the coordinates of vertex \( D' \) after the dilation would be:

\[ (24, -24) \]