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This room has soda stains on the floor. Tyler needs a bigger rug than this to cover it. Perform a dilation on the blue rug to cover the stain. Be sure to specify the scale facto…

This room has soda stains on the floor. Tyler needs a bigger rug than this to cover it. Perform a dilation on the blue rug to cover the stain. Be sure to specify the scale facto…
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This room has soda stains on the floor. Tyler needs a bigger rug than this to cover it. Perform a dilation on the blue rug to cover the stain. Be sure to specify the scale factor used.

This room has soda stains on the floor. Tyler needs a bigger rug than this to cover-example-1
User Darren Shewry
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diolate the rug to twice the size of the blue rug
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You could scale the blue rug by 2 making it a 4 by 4.
Scaling it by anymore will work bit scaling it by 2 will be the smallest dilation that will satisfy this problem.
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