Triangle abc with vertices a(4, -6), b(2, -8), and c(-10, 4) is dilated by a scale factor of 2 to obtain triangle a'b'c which statement best describes triangle a'b'c it is similar to triangle abc and has coordinates a'(2,-3), b'(1,-4), and c'(-5, 2). it is similar to triangle abc and has coordinates a'(8,-12). b'(4, -16), and c'(-20, 8). it is congruent to triangle abc and has coordinates a'(2, -3), b'(1,-4), and c'(-5, 2). it is congruent to triangle abc and has coordinates a'(8, -12), b'(4,-16), and c'(-20, 8).

  It is similar to triangle ABC and has coordinates A'(8,-12). B'(4, -16), and C'(-20, 8).

Step-by-step explanation:

Dilation about the origin multiplies each coordinate value by the dilation factor:

  A' = 2A = 2(4, -6) = (8, -12) . . . . A' for example

Dilated figures cannot be congruent if the dilation factor is not 1. They are always similar.

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