To draw the image after dilating its coordinates.

Answer to Problem 16E
The images after dilations are:
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The following figure is given:
The figure is to be dilated using the following scale factors:
Calculation :
The coordinates after dilating the coordinates from the given figure using scale factor
The image after dilation using scale factor
The coordinates after dilating the coordinates from the given figure using scale factor
The image after dilation using scale factor
The coordinates after dilating the coordinates from the given figure using scale factor
The image after dilation using scale factor
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