the point A (6,3) maps onto A'(2,1) under a dilation with respect to the origin. what is the constant of dilation

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Answer:

k = (1)/(3)

Explanation:

The coeficcient of dillation is:

(6,3)

$(3\cdot 2, 3\cdot 1)$

$3\cdot (2,1)$

The constant of dilation is
k = (1)/(3) .

Msk Satheesh answered Sep 24, 2021

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