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Identify the image of the triangle with vertices I(−1,−3), J(1,2), and K(−2,3) under a dilation with a scale factor of −4 centered at the origin.

Identify the image of the triangle with vertices I(−1,−3), J(1,2), and K(−2,3) under-example-1
Identify the image of the triangle with vertices I(−1,−3), J(1,2), and K(−2,3) under-example-1
Identify the image of the triangle with vertices I(−1,−3), J(1,2), and K(−2,3) under-example-2
Identify the image of the triangle with vertices I(−1,−3), J(1,2), and K(−2,3) under-example-3
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Answer:

The first picture is correct

Explanation:

The scale factor of -4 means that you are going backwards. J is at (1,2) From the center this is up 1 and right 2, with a scale factor of -4 you will go from the point (1,2), down 1 and left 2 four times. That gets you to the point (-4,-8).

You do the same thing for the other 2 points.

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