Dilation Of Objects On The Coordinate Plane

This tutorial reviews how to dilate an object on the coordinate plane when the center of dilation is the origin and also when the center of dilation is not the origin. Visit maisonetmath.com to take online practice quizzes or download worksheets related to transformations.
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[@frizzykaren9928]

Ok so when u were dilating the second shape, the one that decreases,why in the first point you only multiplied the x value by the scale factor and not the y?

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If the scale factor is 2, then does that mean that the shape will double in size?

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I DONT UNDERSTAND!!!!!! HOW DID YOU FIND THE CENTER OF DILATION O THE ORIGIN WHATEVER IT'S CALLED!!!

[@tonyq96]

what happens in a -1/2 dilation?

[@greenvery]

There is no such thing as a negative dilation.

[@leahlindemeyer8828]

A 1/2 dilation means the object will decrease. But, as green lin said there is no such thing as a negative dilation. As it says in the video tho a scale factor more that 1 means the object increases in size and a scale factor less than 1 means the object will decrease in size.

[@kaymarch4242]

Don't you think the term "Center of Dilation" is confusing and misleading language????? I read your explanation wherein "'the single point where all lines meet will be the center of dilation".....Please explain why the "Math Community" does not consider the ORTHOcenter of the triangle (original figure) the center of dilation, because the orthocenter is the actual center of a triangle image....

[@LunarWulf]

But discretely

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but what if it was like ( 4, -4) how do i do it?

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[@mewthirty1]

y dont you just measure each side and multiply by 2 instead of all these other steps

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hush.......isn't this 8th grade math according to American standards?, thx anyway, helped me a lot to confirm my general concept of dilation on a coordinate plane

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