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What is the image of (-1, 1) after a dilation of 2? (1,3) (-2, 2) (2, 2)
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What is the image of (-1, 1) after a dilation of 2?
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The answer is b. (-2,2)
Since it is a dilation of 2, multiply each number by 2.
-1*2=-2
1*2=2
So after the dilation, it would be (-2,2)
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