A graph of the image of point B under a dilation about point P with a scale factor of 1/4 is shown in the picture below.
In Mathematics and Euclidean Geometry, a dilation is a type of transformation that is typically used for altering the dimensions of a geometric figure, but not its shape.
In this scenario, point P represents the center of dilation while point B represents the pre-image (point to be dilated) by using a scale factor of 1/4. Hence, the image of point B will be one-fourth of the distance from point P with respect to its original location.
In this context, a dilation about point P with a scale factor of 1/4 produces an image of point B (B') that is one-fourth the distance from point P to point B, along the line segment that joins them together.
Complete Question;
Plot the image of point B under a dilation about point P with a scale factor of 1/4