Question

6. Triangle CDE with vertices C(-2,-2), D(1,-4), and E(-3,-4):
a) dilation with scale factor of 4 centered (-1.-3)
b) reflection in the line y = -x

Answer 1

The coordinates of C'D'E' after dilation with the scale factor are; C'(3, 1), D'(-9, -7), E'(7, -7)

How to work with transformation of objects?

We are given the vertices of Triangle CDE as;

C(-2,-2), D(1,-4), and E(-3,-4).

Now when we dilate an object by a scale factor of 4, it means we multiply each coordinate by 4 if it is about the origin.

However, we are told that it is centered about the point (-1.-3).

Thus;

Point C is 1 unit vertically above point (-1.-3) and as such C' will be (1 * 4) = 4 units above the center point.

Point C is 1 unit horizontally to the right of point (-1.-3) and as such C' will be (1 * 4) = 4 units to the right of the center point. Thus, C' is (3, 1)

Point D is 1 unit vertically below point (-1.-3) and as such D' will be (1 * 4) = 4 units below the center point.

Point D is 2 unit horizontally to the left of point (-1.-3) and as such D' will be (2 * 4) = 8 units to the right of the center point. Thus, C' is (-9, -7)

Point E is 1 unit vertically below point (-1.-3) and as such D' will be (1 * 4) = 4 units below the center point.

Point D is 2 unit horizontally to the right of point (-1.-3) and as such D' will be (2 * 4) = 8 units to the right of the center point. Thus, C' is (7, -7)

B) Reflection in the line y = -x gives;

C'(2, -2), D(-1, 4), and E(3, 4)

Read more about Objects Transformation at; https://brainly.com/question/3457976

#SPJ1