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dilate \\( \triangle f g h \\) by a scale factor of 4 with the center of dilation at the origin.
how can you use the coordinates of
point \\( f \\) to find the coordinates of
point \\( f ^ { prime } \\) ?
multiply each coordinate by 4.
what are the coordinates of point \\( f ^ { prime } \\) ?
point \\( f ^ { prime } \\) : \\( ( \square , ? ) \\)

Explanation:

Step1: Multiply the x - coordinate of point F by 4

The x - coordinate of point \(F\) is \(-2\). So, \(-2\times4=-8\).

Step2: Multiply the y - coordinate of point F by 4

The y - coordinate of point \(F\) is \(-1\). So, \(-1\times4 = -4\).

Answer:

\((-8,-4)\)