Combinations: Dilation and Translation
Apply sequential transformations involving both a dilation and a translation. Track how coordinate values change through combined transformation steps.
Questions
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Point A(2, 3) is dilated by k = 3 about origin, then translated by (x+3, y+2). What is final point A''?
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Point B(6, 4) is translated by (x-2, y-3), then dilated by k = 0.5 about origin. Find B''.
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Which statement about performing a dilation and a translation in sequence is true?
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Dilate P(1, 4) by k = 2 about origin, then translate by right 2, up 2. What is P''?
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A sequence of a dilation and a translation is classified as what type of transformation?
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Point C(-2, 3) is dilated by k = 2 about origin, then translated 1 unit right and 1 unit up. Find C''.
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Translate D(4, 2) by (x+6, y+8), then dilate by k = 0.5 about origin. Find D''.
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Dilate E(3, -2) by k = 4 about origin, then translate left 0 and down 0. Find E''.
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If shape S is dilated then translated to form S'', how are S and S'' related?
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Point F(-4, 5) is dilated by k = 2 about origin, then translated by (x-2, y+5). Find F''.
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Point G(1, 5) translated by (x+3, y+7) gives (4, 12). Dilated by k = 0.5 about origin gives G'' at:
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Point H(2, -2) dilated by k = 3 about origin gives (6, -6). Translated by (x-6, y+6) gives H'' at: