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HELP ASAP Triangle abc has vertices at a (2,2), b (2,7), and c (6,3). this triangle is dilated using the rule (x,y) (3x,3y). what is the coordinate of c'? A= C' (2,1) …

HELP ASAP Triangle abc has vertices at a (2,2), b (2,7), and c (6,3). this triangle is dilated using the rule (x,y) (3x,3y). what is the coordinate of c'? A= C' (2,1) …
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Triangle abc has vertices at a (2,2), b (2,7), and c (6,3). this triangle is dilated using the rule (x,y) (3x,3y). what is the coordinate of c'?
A= C' (2,1)
B= C' (6,6)
C= C' (6,21)
D= C' (18,9)

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the answer is a=c’2,1
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