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Which image is the dilation of the rectangle with the center of the dilation at the origin and a scale factor of 1/2 ?

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Answer:

The 3rd graph represents the dilated image of the rectangle.

Explanation:

We are given the rectangle having vertices,

(1,-2), (1,2), (-1,2) and (-1,-2).

Now, this rectangle is dilated about the origin by the scale factor of
(1)/(2)

That is, the size of the rectangle is reduced by the factor
(1)/(2).

Then, the vertices of the new rectangle will be,

(1,-2) changes to
(1)/(2)* (1,-2) =
((1)/(2),-1)

(1,2) changes to
(1)/(2)* (1,2) =
((1)/(2),1)

(-1,2) changes to
(1)/(2)* (-1,2) =
((-1)/(2),1)

(-1,-2) changes to
(1)/(2)* (-1,-2) =
((-1)/(2),-1)

So, the vertices of the dilated rectangle are
((1)/(2),-1),
((1)/(2),1),
((-1)/(2),1) and
((-1)/(2),-1).

Thus, the 3rd graph shown below represents the dilated image of the rectangle.

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