Math, asked by natemidd07, 5 hours ago

Rectangle CDEF has vertices C(−10, 10), D(5, 10), E(5, 5), and F(−10, 5). It is dilated by a scale factor of 15 centered at (0, 0) to produce rectangle C′D′E′F′. What is the perimeter in units of rectangle C′D′E′F′?

How many units are there?

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Answered by susmitariju2004
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Answer:

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Answered by sonalip1219
0

Answer:

DILATION

Step-by-step explanation:

From the graph, we can see that

  • CD=15 units
  • DE=5 units
  • EF=15 units
  • FC=5 units

A dilation changes the distance between points by multiplying the x and y coordinates by the scale factor.

After the dilation by a scale factor of 15 units centered at (0,0), we get that

C'D'=15CD\\C'D'=(15)^2\\C'D'=225units

D'E'=15DE\\D'E'=15(5)\\D'E'=75units

E'F'=15EF\\E'F'=(15)^2\\E'F'=225units

F'C'=15FC\\F'C'=15(5)\\F'C'=75units

Therefore, the perimeter in units of rectangle C'D'E'F' is =225+75+225+75=600 units.

So, the perimeter of the rectangle C'D'E'F' after the dilation is 600 units.

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