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What kind of transformation is represented by the following rule? ( x, y ) -> ( 3x, 3y) A. dilation B. isometry C. reflection D. translation

What kind of transformation is represented by the following rule? ( x, y ) -> ( 3x, 3y) A. dilation B. isometry C. reflection D. translation
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What kind of transformation is represented by the following rule?

( x, y ) -> ( 3x, 3y)

A. dilation
B. isometry
C. reflection
D. translation

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Dilation. So the answer is A
User Risky Martin
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dialation is the answer
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