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The coordinates below represent a triangle that was dilated. J(-3, -12) ► J'(-6, -24) K(-6, -15) —— K'(-12, -30) L(-9, -12) — L'(-18, -24) What was the scale factor that was used in the dilation?
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The coordinates below represent a triangle that was dilated.

J(-3, -12) ► J'(-6, -24) K(-6, -15) —— K'(-12, -30) L(-9, -12) — L'(-18, -24)
What was the scale factor that was used in the dilation?

The coordinates below represent a triangle that was dilated. J(-3, -12) ► J'(-6, -24) K-example-1
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The scale factor is 2.

Ex. J(-3,-12) -> J’(-6,-24)
-3 * 2= -6
-12* 2= -24

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