Suppose that rectangle ABCD is dilated to A'B'C'D' using the origin as the center and a magnitude of 2

What are the coordinates of C?

hlight

03:05

Tools

A)

(8,8)

B)

(-8,8)

C)

(8-8)

(-8,-8)

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Miracle Yoder

Mathematics

8 April, 19:23

Suppose that rectangle ABCD is dilated to A'B'C'D' using the origin as the center and a magnitude of 2

What are the coordinates of C?

hlight

03:05

Tools

A)

(8,8)

B)

(-8,8)

C)

(8-8)

(-8,-8)

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Answers (2)

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Mckenzie Browning · Answer 1

Yo I'm just here so I can ask my question!

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Jax Andrews · Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

it is -,8-8

I did it on Usatestprep and it was right

Also, C is in the third quadrant. All pairs in the third quadrant are negative.

Suppose that rectangle ABCD is dilated to A'B'C'D' using the origin as the center and a magnitude of 2What are the coordinates of C?hlight03:05ToolsA)(8,8)B)(-8,8)C)(8-8)(-8,-8)

Suppose that rectangle ABCD is dilated to A'B'C'D' using the origin as the center and a magnitude of 2

What are the coordinates of C?

hlight

03:05

Tools

A)

(8,8)

B)

(-8,8)

C)

(8-8)

(-8,-8)