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Triangle KLM has the coordinates K(-1, 2), L(2, 9), and M(5, 2). Which of the following sets of points represents a dilation from the origin of triangle KLM?

A) K'(-6, 2), L'(12, 9), M'(30, 2)

B) K'(5, 8), L'(8, 15), M'(11, 8)

C) K'(-6, 2), L'(2, 54), M'(30, 2)

D) K'(-6, 12), L'(12, 54), M'(30, 12)

Respuesta :

answer is d because all the points all originate from the original position, except that they have all multiplied by 6, meaning that the shape does not change. this is unlike the other options which will mess up the enlargement of the original triangle.

The sets of point that represents a dilation from the origin of triangle KLM is D. K'(-6, 12), L'(12, 54), M'(30, 12).

What is dilation?

Dilation simply means a form of transformation that changes the size of an object or shape.

In this case, the sets of point that represents a dilation from the origin of triangle KLM is K'(-6, 12), L'(12, 54), M'(30, 12) because the points originate from the original position.

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