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10.04 AM Wed Apr?3
CHARLOTTE HIGGINS's practice
S. 2 Dilations: graph the image
Graph the image of square KLMN after a dilation with a scale factor of 2 , centered at the origin.
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1010.0404 AM Wed Apr?33\newlineCHARLOTTE HIGGINS's practice\newlineS. 22 Dilations: graph the image\newlineGraph the image of square KLMN after a dilation with a scale factor of 22 , centered at the origin.\newlineSubmit\newlineNot ready yet?

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Q. 1010.0404 AM Wed Apr?33\newlineCHARLOTTE HIGGINS's practice\newlineS. 22 Dilations: graph the image\newlineGraph the image of square KLMN after a dilation with a scale factor of 22 , centered at the origin.\newlineSubmit\newlineNot ready yet?
  1. Identify Coordinates: Identify the coordinates of square KLMNKLMN. Assume vertices K(1,1)K(1,1), L(1,3)L(1,3), M(3,3)M(3,3), and N(3,1)N(3,1) for simplicity.
  2. Apply Dilation Formula: Apply the dilation formula for each vertex. The formula for dilation centered at the origin is (x,y)=(kx,ky)(x', y') = (kx, ky), where kk is the scale factor.
  3. Calculate New Coordinates: Calculate the new coordinates for each vertex using the scale factor of 22. For K(1,1)K(1,1), the new coordinates are (2×1,2×1)=(2,2)(2\times 1, 2\times 1) = (2, 2).
  4. Plot New Vertices: Continue with vertex L(1,3)L(1,3). New coordinates are (2×1,2×3)=(2,6)(2\times1, 2\times3) = (2, 6).
  5. Plot New Vertices: Continue with vertex L(1,3)L(1,3). New coordinates are (2×1,2×3)=(2,6)(2\times1, 2\times3) = (2, 6). For vertex M(3,3)M(3,3), calculate (2×3,2×3)=(6,6)(2\times3, 2\times3) = (6, 6).
  6. Plot New Vertices: Continue with vertex L(1,3)L(1,3). New coordinates are (2×1,2×3)=(2,6)(2\times1, 2\times3) = (2, 6). For vertex M(3,3)M(3,3), calculate (2×3,2×3)=(6,6)(2\times3, 2\times3) = (6, 6). Lastly, for vertex N(3,1)N(3,1), calculate (2×3,2×1)=(6,2)(2\times3, 2\times1) = (6, 2).
  7. Plot New Vertices: Continue with vertex L(1,3)L(1,3). New coordinates are (2×1,2×3)=(2,6)(2\times1, 2\times3) = (2, 6). For vertex M(3,3)M(3,3), calculate (2×3,2×3)=(6,6)(2\times3, 2\times3) = (6, 6). Lastly, for vertex N(3,1)N(3,1), calculate (2×3,2×1)=(6,2)(2\times3, 2\times1) = (6, 2). Plot the new vertices on a graph: K(2,2)K'(2,2), L(2,6)L'(2,6), M(6,6)M'(6,6), and N(6,2)N'(6,2). Draw lines connecting these points to form the dilated square.

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