The center of dilation is (1, 2), the scale factor is 2, and P is (4, 3). Find Pβ² and explain why multiplying Pβs coordinates by 2 would give the wrong point.
Start with the horizontal and vertical change from the center to P.
Question 2 of 2
A checkpoint, not a test
What stays the same?
A triangle is dilated by a scale factor of 3. Explain what happens to its side lengths and angle measures, and whether its image is similar, congruent, or both.
Similarity and congruence make different demands about lengths.