How to Graph Transformation on the Coordinate Plane: Dilation?
Transformation: Dilation, Example 1:
Transformation: Dilation, Example 2:
Solution:
: First, find the original coordinates:
(A=(-4, 0)) (B=(0, 2)) (C=(2, 0)) (D=(-2, -4))
Next, take all of the coordinates, and multiply them by (0.5):
(A^prime=(-2, 0)) (B^prime=(0, 1)) (C^prime=(1, 0)) (D^prime=(-1, -2))
Now, graph the new image.
Exercises for Transformation: Dilation
Graph the image of the figure using the transformation given.
1) Dilation of (2)
2) Dilation of (0.5)
1)
2)
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