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Triangle Abc has vertices at A(0,4) B(2,10) and C(8,8). It is dilated by a scale factor of 1/4 with the origin used as the center of dilation, to produce the image A' B…

Triangle Abc has vertices at A(0,4) B(2,10) and C(8,8). It is dilated by a scale factor of 1/4 with the origin used as the center of dilation, to produce the image A' B…
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Triangle Abc has vertices at A(0,4) B(2,10) and C(8,8). It is dilated by a scale factor of 1/4 with the origin used as the center of dilation, to produce the image A' B' C'. What are the coordinates of the verticals of the dilated image A' B' C'

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Triangle Abc has vertices at A(0,4) B(2,10) and C(8,8). It is dilated by a scale factor-example-1
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