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The final coordinate of the vertices after the transformation is F"(0, -1), G"(10, 5), H"(14, 15) and I"(4, -11)

  • If the coordinate vertice (x,y) is dilated by a factor k, the resulting coordinate of the image will be (kx, ky). Note that each of the coordinates was multiplied with the factor to get the resulting coordinate.

  • For the coordinates of the rhombus FGHI with vertices F(6, -1), G(11, -3), H(13, -8), and I(8, -6), if dilated by a factor of 2, the resulting coordinates will be at F'(12, -2), G'(22, -6), H'(26, -16), and I'(16, -12)

If the resulting coordinate is centered at (12, -1), we will simply subtract the center from the resulting coordinate to get the final position of the rhombus. The final coordinates will be as shown:

F'' = (12-12, -2+1) = (0, -1)

G'' = (22-12, -6+1) = (10, -5)

H'' = (26-12, -16+1) = (14, -15)

I" = (16-12, -12+1) = (4, -11)

Therefore final coordinate of the vertices after the transformation is F"(0, -1), G"(10, 5), H"(14, 15) and I"(4, -11)

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