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A triangle with a vertex at point Y(-3, 7) is dilated by a scale factor represented by the coordinate pair (2/3x, 2/3y ). What is the location of Y'?

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PLEASE HELP ASAP. A triangle with a vertex at point Y(-3, 7) is dilated by a scale-example-1
User Yiling
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Answer:


Y' = (-2, 4(2)/(3))

Explanation:

Given


Y = (-3,7)


Scale\ Factor = ((2)/(3)x,(2)/(3)y)

Required

Determine Y'

Y' can be solved by multiplying the scale factor by Y

i.e.


Y' = Scale\ Factor * Y

For, the x coordinates.


Y' = (2)/(3)x

Where


x = -3


Y' = (2)/(3) * -3


Y' = (-6)/(3)


Y = -2

For the y coordinates:


Y' = (2)/(3)y

Where


y = 7


Y' = (2)/(3) * 7


Y' = (14)/(3)


Y' = 4(2)/(3)

Hence:


Y' = (-2, 4(2)/(3))

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