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In the xy-coordinate plane shown, line L passes through point C and has a slope of -2. A dilation of line L with center A and a scale factor of 3 will produce a new through point C’, the image of point C with coordinates

In the xy-coordinate plane shown, line L passes through point C and has a slope of-example-1
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Explanation:

Dilation of a line about a point not on the line shifts the line but leaves the slope intact .

New line slope will be -2

As both A and C lie on a horizontal line y = 2, C' will also lie on the same line

The distance between A and C is 0 - 2 = -2

a scale factor of 3 means C' is -2(3) = -6 units left of A

C' = (2 - 6, 2) = (-4. 2)

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