a.
To draw a
a.

Answer to Problem 15E
The final image after dilation is:
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The vertices of the triangle ABC given are:
Dilate the triangle using a scale factor of
Calculation :
The triangle ABC can be drawn as:
The coordinates after dilation using a scale factor of
Hence, the coordinates using scale factor
The coordinates after dilating the image using a scale factor of
Hence, the coordinates using scale factor
The final image, triangle
b.
To find the scale factor that could be used to dilate the triangle ABC into the final image triangle
b.

Answer to Problem 15E
The scale factor to dilate the triangle ABC to the final image in one step is
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The vertices of the triangle ABC given are:
On dilating the triangle using a scale factor of
Calculation :
The above scale factors can be multiplied to obtain a single dilating factor for the final image.
Hence, the scale factor to dilate the triangle ABC to the final image in one step is
c.
To find the changes in final image if any, if the order of dilation is switched.
c.

Answer to Problem 15E
No, the final image will not change if the order of dilation is switched.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The vertices of the triangle ABC given are:
On dilating the triangle using a scale factor of
Calculation :
Due to the commutative property of multiplication, the order of multiplication does not affect the result, so
Hence, the final image will not change if the order of dilation is switched
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