
a.
To find: Vertices of each figure after translation and dilation.
a.

Answer to Problem 16IP
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
First Translation of
Translation of
It means we need subtract
New vertices after Translation are
New vertices after translation are
The dilation is
Multiply the coordinates of each vertex by
Therefore,
Coordinates after translation followed by dilation are
Graph of the image is
b.
To find: Vertices of each figure after dilation and translation.
b.

Answer to Problem 16IP
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
First Dilation with a scale factor of
The dilation is
Multiply the coordinates of each vertex by
Vertices after Dilation are
Translation of
It means we need subtract
New vertices after Translation are
New vertices after dilation and translation are
Graph of the image is
c.
To find:Which figures are similar and which figures are Congruent.
c.

Answer to Problem 16IP
The Trapezoid before translation and dilation in Sub-part(a) and The Trapezoid before dilation and translation in Sub-part (b) are Congruent.
Trapezoid
Trapezoid
Explanation of Solution
From Answers of Sub-part (a) and Sub-part(b)
We can say that
The Trapezoid before translation and dilation in Sub-part(a) and The Trapezoid before dilation and translation in Sub-part (b) are Congruent.
The Trapezoid
The Trapezoid
d.
To find:What transformation would map
d.

Answer to Problem 16IP
Trapezoid
Explanation of Solution
From above Sub-parts(a) and Sub-part(b)
We get
Vertices of Trapezoid
Vertices of Trapezoid
Vertices of Trapezoid
From above information
We can say that
Trapezoid
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