Let's call B the point with coordinates (3, 6) and C the point with coordinates (0, 9).
The coordinates of A are (1, 3).
The first transformation is dividing all y-coordinates by 3, so we have:
A' (1, 1)
B' (3, 2)
C' (0, 3)
Then, the next transformation is multiplying both coordinates by -3, so we have:
A" (-3, -3)
B" (-9, -6)
C" (0, -9)
The option that shows the correct triangles after each transformation is option B.