The coordinate point F(-8, 0) after a dilation with scale factor of 0.25, centered at the origin, becomes the point
O (-2,0)
O (-2, 0.25)
O (2, 0.25)
O (2,0)

Dilate a point [tex](x,\, y)[/tex] by a scale factor of [tex]r[/tex] with [tex](a,\, b)[/tex] as the center, and the resultant point would be at [tex](a + r\, (x - a),\, b + r\, (y - a))[/tex].

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Point to dilate: [tex](x,\, y) = (-8,\, 0)[/tex].

Scale factor: [tex]r = 0.25[/tex].

Center of dilation: [tex](a,\, b) = (0,\, 0)[/tex].

The resultant point would be:

[tex](0 + 0.25\, (-8 - 0),\, 0 + 0.25\, (0 - 0))[/tex], which simplifies to [tex](-2,\, 0)[/tex].

The coordinate point F(-8, 0) after a dilation with scale factor of 0.25, centered at the origin, becomes the point O (-2,0) O (-2, 0.25) O (2, 0.25) O (2,0)​

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The coordinate point F(-8, 0) after a dilation with scale factor of 0.25, centered at the origin, becomes the point
O (-2,0)
O (-2, 0.25)
O (2, 0.25)
O (2,0)