What is the image of 6, -7 after dilation by scale factor of 3 centered at the origin

(18,−21)

Step-by-step explanation:

Dilation: multiply each coordinate

(x,y)\rightarrow (3x,3y)

(x,y)→(3x,3y)

Dilations multiply by scale factor

(\color{red}{6},\color{blue}{-7}) \rightarrow (3\cdot \color{red}{6},3\cdot \color{blue}{-7})=\mathbf{(18,-21)}

(6,−7)→(3⋅6,3⋅−7)=(18,−21)

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answer:   x*94 +688*6   = 267*100

94x+4128=26700    

94x=22572     /94

x=240.128

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