Question

Nikki drew side KM on a coordinate plane , with Point k located at (4,5) and point m located at (2,-3). then she drew side K’M’ the result of the transformation of side KM described by (x,y)-(4x,4y). What are the cordinates of point K.

Answer 1

To find the coordinates of point K' after the transformation, multiply both the x and y values of the original point K by 4. Hence, the coordinates of point K' are (16, 20).

Step-by-step explanation:

Nikki drew side KM on a coordinate plane, with Point K located at (4,5) and point M located at (2,-3). To find the coordinates of point K' after the transformation described by (x,y) → (4x,4y), we apply the transformation to the coordinates of K. We multiply both the x and y values of point K by 4 to get the new coordinates.

Therefore, point K' will be at (4*4, 4*5), which simplifies to (16, 20).