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User Cristofor
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Answer: Its C
x^(2) x 6 = 24 x \alpha + thE 9 =23- 518 x_(123)

Explanation:

User Davemyron
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Answer:


A^(') = (1,
(5)/(2)),
B^(') = (
(3)/(2),-1) and
C^(') = (2,2)

OA =
\sqrt[]{29} units, OB =
\sqrt[]{13} units and OC =
\sqrt[]{32} units

O
A^(') =
(√(29) )/(2) units,

O
B^(') =
(√(13) )/(2) units and

O
C^(') =
(√(32) )/(2) units

Explanation:

Given vertices are A(2,5), B(3,-2), C(4,4) and the new vertices after dilation are
A^('), B^('), C^(')

a.

Triangle needs to be dilated about the origin.

The centre of dilation is the origin O(0,0).

scaling factor is
(1)/(2)


(OA^('))/(OA) =
(OB^('))/(OB) =
(OC^('))/(OC) =
(1)/(2)


A^('), B^(') and C^(') divide OA, OB and OC in the ratio 1:1 respectively.

Using the formula for the coordinates of a point dividing two points (0,0), (x,y) in the ratio 1:1 is (
(x)/(2),
(y)/(2)) :


A^(') = (1,
(5)/(2)),
B^(') = (
(3)/(2),-1) and
C^(') = (2,2)

b.

Using the formula for the distance between the points (0,0) and (x,y) is
\sqrt[]{x^(2 )+ y^(2) } :

OA =
\sqrt[]{2^(2) +5^(2)} =
\sqrt[]{29} units

OB =
\sqrt[]{3^(2) +-2^(2)} =
\sqrt[]{13} units

OC =
\sqrt[]{4^(2) +4^(2)} =
\sqrt[]{32} units

c.

From the property of dilation :


(OA^('))/(OA) =
(OB^('))/(OB) =
(OC^('))/(OC) =
(1)/(2)

⇒O
A^(') =
(OA)/(2) =
(√(29) )/(2) units

O
B^(') =
(OB)/(2) =
(√(13) )/(2) units

O
C^(') =
(OC)/(2) =
(√(32) )/(2) units

d.

Using the formula for the distance between two points :

O
A^(') =
\sqrt{1^(2) + ((5)/(2))^(2) } =
(√(29) )/(2) units

O
B^(') =
\sqrt{((3)/(2))^(2) + -1^(2)} =
(√(13) )/(2) units

O
C^(') =
\sqrt[]{2^(2) +2^(2)} =
(√(32) )/(2) units

which are the same as we predicted in part c.

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