Triangle tvw is dilated according to the rule (see photo) to create the image triangle t'v'w', which is not shown. what are the coordinates of the endpoints of segment t'v'? a) t'(-3,6) and v'(0,3)b) t'(-3,6) and v'(0,1)c) t'(-1,2) and v'(0,3)d) t'(-1,2) and v'(0,1)

A) T'(-3,6) and V'(0,3)

Step-by-step explanation:

The dilation rule maps every point (x, y) to (3/4x, 3/4y).  This means the x-coordinate and y-coordinate gets multiplied by 3/4.

The coordinates of T are (-4, 8); this means the coordinates of T' will be

(3/4(-4), 3/4(8)) = (-12/4, 24/4) = (-3, 6).

The coordinates of V are (0, 4); this means the coordinates of V' will be

(3/4(0), 3/4(4)) = (0/4, 12/4) = (0, 3).

This means T'V' will have endpoints at (-3, 6) and (0, 3).

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