The dilations will give the relations:
C'D = (3/4)CD and A'B' = (1/2)AB
And a sketch of the graph can be seen at the end.
How to dilate C?
First, we want to dilate point C using D as the center of dilation with a scale factor = 3/4.
This only means that we will have the new point C', such that:
C'D = (3/4)*CD
Where CD is the distance between points C and D
b) Similarly, we will dilate the whole segment AB into the segment A'B', such that:
A'B' = (1/2)AB.
It is hard to give the exact graph when we don't know the coordinates of the points, but the graph should look something like the one you can see below.
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