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10. AABC is dilated by a scale factor of with the origin as the center of dilation. Given A(-6, 4), B(0, -4), and C(2, -8), what would be the x-coordinate of A'? Record your answer and bubble the grid.
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AABC is dilated by a scale factor of with the origin as the center
of dilation. Given A(-6, 4), B(0, -4), and C(2, -8), what would be
the x-coordinate of A'?
Record your answer and bubble the grid.
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10. AABC is dilated by a scale factor of with the origin as the center of dilation-example-1
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The answer should be D
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I’m thinking d

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