Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If you observe the image, you deduct that the polygon ABCD was increased in size, that means the scale factor applied dilated the figure. In other words, there was applied a factor of dilation.
To find the exact factor of dilation, we just have to divide each prime coordinate by the original ones.
For example, you can observe that coordinates [tex]A(3,0)[/tex] was changed to [tex]A'(6,0)[/tex], [tex]B(1,0)[/tex] was changed to [tex]B'(2,0)[/tex], [tex]C(1,2)[/tex] was changed to [tex]C'(2,2)[/tex] and [tex]D(3,2)[/tex] was changed to [tex]D'(6.2)[/tex].
Now, observe that the dilation was horizontal, that is, the scale factor was only applied to x-coordinates, and this factor is 2, beacuse each x-coordinate was increase by a factor of 2.
Therefore, this transformation is a horizonta dilation by a factor of 2.
