Dilations from any center, and what a dilation does to lines

Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Circle the best answer.

  1. A dilation sends Kira's umbrella points A(4, 1) to A′(8, 5) and B(3, 2) to B′(5, 8). Which center and scale factor fit?

    • Center (2, -1), scale factor 1/3
    • Center (6, 3), scale factor 2
    • Center (4, 1), scale factor 3
    • Center (2, -1), scale factor 3
  2. Line l is any line, possibly through P and possibly not. A dilation about point P maps line ℓ to line ℓ′. Noah lists what is guaranteed. Which statement is correct?

    • ℓ′ is always parallel to ℓ and always a different line from ℓ
    • ℓ′ always passes through P
    • ℓ′ is always the same line as ℓ, since dilations only stretch lengths
    • ℓ′ is parallel to ℓ, and ℓ′ is always ℓ itself when ℓ passes through P
  3. Zee's leaf triangle is dilated by scale factor 5/2. How do the image's perimeter and area compare with the original's?

    • Both unchanged, since the shape is the same
    • Perimeter 25/4 times as large; area 5/2 times as large
    • Perimeter 5/2 times as large; area 25/4 times as large
    • Perimeter 5/2 times as large; area 5/2 times as large
  4. Bo's circle has center (2, -1) and radius 3. A dilation about the origin with scale factor 2 is applied. What is the image circle?

    • Center (4, -2), radius 5
    • Center (4, -2), radius 3
    • Center (4, -2), radius 6
    • Center (2, -1), radius 6
  5. Tala dilates segment AB with A(6, 3) and B(6, -5) by scale factor 1/2 about P(-2, 3), which is not on AB. Where are A′ and B′?

    • A′(4, 0) and B′(4, -4)
    • A′(2, 3) and B′(2, -1)
    • A′(3, 3/2) and B′(3, -5/2)
    • A′(13/2, 7/2) and B′(13/2, -9/2)
  6. Milo dilates by 2 about the origin, then by 1/2 about P(4, 0). Which single transformation does the pair equal?

    • The identity, since 2 × 1/2 = 1 and nothing moves
    • A translation 4 units right
    • A translation 2 units right
    • A translation 2 units left
  7. The center is not given. A dilation with scale factor 3 sends Pia's boat point A(2, 1) to A′(6, 3). Where does B(4, 5) go?

    • (12, 15)
    • (7, 8)
    • (8, 7)
    • (12, 5)
  8. Ren claims A is always the midpoint of PA′. With P(1, 1) and A(4, 3), Ren tests scale factor 3. What does the test show?

    • False: with factor 3, A′ = (7, 6) and the midpoint of PA′ is (4, 3.5), not A
    • True: it works when the factor is 2, so it works for any other factor too, such as 3
    • False: with factor 3, A′ = (10, 7) and the midpoint of PA′ is (5.5, 4), not A
    • True: A′ lies on line PA, so A is a midpoint
  9. A dilation with scale factor 3 about C(1, 0) sends line m to y = 2x + 7. Esme works back. What was m?

    • y = 2x + 21
    • y = 2x + 7/3
    • y = 2x + 4
    • y = 2x + 1
  10. Ari's projector lamp is the center. A 3 cm wide slide is 20 cm from the lamp, and the screen is 100 cm from it. How wide is the image?

    • 240 cm, using scale factor 80
    • 15 cm, using scale factor 5
    • 0.6 cm, using scale factor 1/5
    • 5 cm, the scale factor itself
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Dilations from any center, and what a dilation does to lines

Answer Key - Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer.

  1. A dilation sends Kira's umbrella points A(4, 1) to A′(8, 5) and B(3, 2) to B′(5, 8). Which center and scale factor fit?

    • Center (2, -1), scale factor 1/3
    • Center (6, 3), scale factor 2
    • Center (4, 1), scale factor 3
    • Center (2, -1), scale factor 3
  2. Line l is any line, possibly through P and possibly not. A dilation about point P maps line ℓ to line ℓ′. Noah lists what is guaranteed. Which statement is correct?

    • ℓ′ is always parallel to ℓ and always a different line from ℓ
    • ℓ′ always passes through P
    • ℓ′ is always the same line as ℓ, since dilations only stretch lengths
    • ℓ′ is parallel to ℓ, and ℓ′ is always ℓ itself when ℓ passes through P
  3. Zee's leaf triangle is dilated by scale factor 5/2. How do the image's perimeter and area compare with the original's?

    • Both unchanged, since the shape is the same
    • Perimeter 25/4 times as large; area 5/2 times as large
    • Perimeter 5/2 times as large; area 25/4 times as large
    • Perimeter 5/2 times as large; area 5/2 times as large
  4. Bo's circle has center (2, -1) and radius 3. A dilation about the origin with scale factor 2 is applied. What is the image circle?

    • Center (4, -2), radius 5
    • Center (4, -2), radius 3
    • Center (4, -2), radius 6
    • Center (2, -1), radius 6
  5. Tala dilates segment AB with A(6, 3) and B(6, -5) by scale factor 1/2 about P(-2, 3), which is not on AB. Where are A′ and B′?

    • A′(4, 0) and B′(4, -4)
    • A′(2, 3) and B′(2, -1)
    • A′(3, 3/2) and B′(3, -5/2)
    • A′(13/2, 7/2) and B′(13/2, -9/2)
  6. Milo dilates by 2 about the origin, then by 1/2 about P(4, 0). Which single transformation does the pair equal?

    • The identity, since 2 × 1/2 = 1 and nothing moves
    • A translation 4 units right
    • A translation 2 units right
    • A translation 2 units left
  7. The center is not given. A dilation with scale factor 3 sends Pia's boat point A(2, 1) to A′(6, 3). Where does B(4, 5) go?

    • (12, 15)
    • (7, 8)
    • (8, 7)
    • (12, 5)
  8. Ren claims A is always the midpoint of PA′. With P(1, 1) and A(4, 3), Ren tests scale factor 3. What does the test show?

    • False: with factor 3, A′ = (7, 6) and the midpoint of PA′ is (4, 3.5), not A
    • True: it works when the factor is 2, so it works for any other factor too, such as 3
    • False: with factor 3, A′ = (10, 7) and the midpoint of PA′ is (5.5, 4), not A
    • True: A′ lies on line PA, so A is a midpoint
  9. A dilation with scale factor 3 about C(1, 0) sends line m to y = 2x + 7. Esme works back. What was m?

    • y = 2x + 21
    • y = 2x + 7/3
    • y = 2x + 4
    • y = 2x + 1
  10. Ari's projector lamp is the center. A 3 cm wide slide is 20 cm from the lamp, and the screen is 100 cm from it. How wide is the image?

    • 240 cm, using scale factor 80
    • 15 cm, using scale factor 5
    • 0.6 cm, using scale factor 1/5
    • 5 cm, the scale factor itself