Triangle RST is dilated to produce triangle R'S'T. Which statement describes triangle R'S'T? Its x - and y-coordinates are 2 times the corresponding coordinates of triangle RST. Its x - and y-coordinates are of the corresponding coordinates of triangle RST. Its x - and y-coordinates are the opposite of the corresponding coordinates of triangle RST. Its x - and y-coordinates are interchanged compared to the coordinates of triangle RST.

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Ruben Mcfarland

19 February, 23:49

Triangle RST is dilated to produce triangle R'S'T. Which statement describes triangle R'S'T? Its x - and y-coordinates are 2 times the corresponding coordinates of triangle RST. Its x - and y-coordinates are of the corresponding coordinates of triangle RST. Its x - and y-coordinates are the opposite of the corresponding coordinates of triangle RST. Its x - and y-coordinates are interchanged compared to the coordinates of triangle RST.

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Lashon · Answer 1

I believe it is A; Its x - and y - coordinates are 2 times the correspopnding coordinated of the triangle RST.

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It just seems the most plausible. I am also taking the Quiz right now.