Fractional and Rational Scale Factors
Perform dilations using fractional and rational scale factors. Calculate new coordinates accurately when enlarging or shrinking figures by rational multiples.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Dilate A(12, 16) centered at origin with scale factor k = 1/4. Find A'.
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Dilate B(15, 25) centered at origin with scale factor k = 2/5. What is B'?
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What is the image of C(-4, 8) after dilation centered at origin with k = 3/4?
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Dilate D(6, -12) by k = 7/6 centered at origin. What is D'?
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When scale factor k is a proper fraction like 3/8, the dilation is a:
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When scale factor k is an improper fraction like 7/3, the dilation is an:
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Point E(6, -9) is dilated centered at origin by scale factor k = 2/3. Find E'.
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Point F(16, 24) maps to F'(6, 9) under dilation centered at origin. Find scale factor k.
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Dilate G(8, 16) centered at origin with k = 5/8. What is G'?
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Point H(-15, 25) is dilated by k = 3/5 centered at origin. Find H'.
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If a triangle is dilated by k = 2/3, what factor is applied to its area?
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Dilate J(8, -12) by k = 7/4 centered at origin. Find J'.