Would the answer be 2? I multiplied the coordinate (3, 6) by two and got ( 6, 12), I don't know if I'm right

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Michael Lafayette asked Aug 4, 2023

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Would the answer be 2? I multiplied the coordinate (3, 6) by two and got ( 6, 12), I don't know if I'm right

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Since we would need to multiply each coordinate by 1/2 to perform the transformation, then the scale factor would be 1/2. The answer is the first option.

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