Transformations: Enlarging a shape on axes - positive scale factors

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Transformations: Enlarging a shape on axes - positive scale factors Silent Teacher Intelligent Practice Narration Your Turn Example For more videos visit mrbartonmaths.com/videos

Enlarge the triangle A by a scale factor of 4 from origin Worked Example Your turn @mathsmrgordon Enlarge the triangle A by a scale factor of 4 from origin Enlarge the triangle A by a scale factor of 2 from origin

Worked Example Your turn @mathsmrgordon Enlarge the triangle A by a scale factor of 2 from centre (2,1) Enlarge the triangle A by a scale factor of 3 from the centre (2,1)

1) 3) Enlarge using a scale factor of 2 from the origin Enlarge using a scale factor of 2 from centre (0,2) 2) 4) @mathsmrgordon Enlarge using a scale factor of 2 from centre (1,1) Enlarge using a scale factor of 2 from centre (2,0)

5) 7) Enlarge using a scale factor of 2 from centre (0,2) Enlarge using a scale factor of 3 from centre (0,2) 6) 8) @mathsmrgordon Enlarge using a scale factor of 1.5 from centre (0,2) Enlarge using a scale factor of 4 from centre (0,2)

1) 3) Enlarge using a scale factor of 2 from the origin Enlarge using a scale factor of 2 from centre (0,2) 2) 4) @mathsmrgordon Enlarge using a scale factor of 2 from centre (1,1) Enlarge using a scale factor of 2 from centre (2,0)

5) 7) Enlarge using a scale factor of 2 from centre (0,2) Enlarge using a scale factor of 3 from centre (0,2) 6) 8) @mathsmrgordon Enlarge using a scale factor of 4 from centre (0,2) Enlarge using a scale factor of 1.5 from centre (0,2)