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thanks i had a miscalculation on q

Note that   (a,b) *scale factor  =   (a * scale factor,    b * scale factor )

P  =  (12, 6)

So  P'  =  (12, 6) * scale Factor  =  (12, 6) * (1/3)  = (4, 2 )

Q = ( -9, 15)

So Q'  =  (-9. 15) * Scale Factor  = (-9, 15) * (1/3)  = (-3, 5)

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i agree with you 

imm thinking A and D

i agree that you just need to compare the lengths of similar sides of Figure 2 and Figure 1

To find the cale factor....we just need to compare the lengths of similar sides of Figure 2 and Figure 1

Look  at  the base  of Figure  2..its length   = 2

Look at the base of Figure 1.....its length  =  4

So....the scale factor  is

Length  of  base  of Figure 2           2              1

_______________________  =  _____  =   _____

Length  of base  of figure 1             4              2

yeah try it on a calculator

What?

Draw the dilation with a scale factor of 1.5. Remember that to dilate something in the coordinate plane, multiply each coordinate by the scale factor.

Is it though?

it could be

im saying pis located at (4,2) and q is located (-27,45)

Is it two?

thats better

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