The correct option is B Translation of 6 units right, translation of 6 units up, and dilation about (1, 4) with a scale factor of 2.5
From the given figure, we can observe that:
The two figures ABCD and EFGH are varying in length, which means ABCD would certainly have gone through dilation by some scale factor. To calculate the scale factor, we need to calculate the length of any two corresponding sides of ABCD and EFGH and then take their ratio.
Consider the sides AD and EH:
The length of AB will be the difference between the x-coordinates of A and B
Since A=(−5,−2) and D=(−2,−2),
⇒ x-coordinate of A is −5 and x-coordinate of D is −2
⇒ Length of AD=−2−(−5)=−2+5=3
Similarly, length of EH=8.5−1=7.5(E=(1,4) and H=(8.5,4))
Now, scale factor =7.53=2.5 (As scale factor =Side length of imageCorresponding side length of preimage)
This shows that there is a dilation by a scale factor of 2.5.
Clearly, ABCD has not been rotated, because orientation of the corresponding vertices are the same in both the figures.
Now, let’s check the options one-by-one to get the correct sequence of transformations
In option A: Counterclockwise rotation of 90o, translation of 6 units up, and dilation with scale factor of 2.5