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!!!HELP !! URGENT !! GEOMETRY DILATIONS !! BOGUS ANSWERS WILL BE REPORTED

!!!HELP !! URGENT !! GEOMETRY DILATIONS !! BOGUS ANSWERS WILL BE REPORTED-example-1
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Divide the coordinates of Q' by the corresponding coordinates of Q to find the scale factor. The multiply the coordinates of R by the same scale factor to find the coordinates of R'.

Q(-3, 4) and Q'(-27, 36)

-27/(-3) = 9; 36/4 = 9 The scale factor is 9.

Now apply the scale factor to the coordinates of R to find the coordinates of R'.

R(-2, -1) ---> R'(-2 * 9, -1 * 9) = R'(-18, -9)

Answer: R'(-18, -9)

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