3. Marissa thinks that there could be a pattern between the scale factor and perimeter of an image and its pre-image and between the scale factor and area of an image and its pre-image. (a) Determine the perimeter and area of the picture and the perimeter and area of the mat.
(b) Create a table that shows the perimeter and area of the picture and the perimeter and area of the mat for scale factors of 2, 3, and 4.
(I will give brainliest) 50 points!

Table

Scale factor 3.

(-1-3,2+3) -->  A(-4,5)

(1+3,2+3) -->   B(4,5)

(1+3,-2-3) -->  C(4,-5)

(-1-3,-2-3) --> D(-4,-5)

(-2-3,3+3) -->  E(-5,6)

(2+3,3+3) -->   F(5,6)

(2+3,-3-3) -->  G(5,-6)

(-2-3,-3-3) --> H(-5,-6)

Scale factor 4

(-1-4,2+4) -->  A(-5,6)

(1+4,2+4) -->   B(5,6)

(1+4,-2-4) -->  C(5,-6)

(-1-4,-2-4) --> D(-5,-6)

(-2-4,3+4) -->  E(-6,7)

(2+4,3+4) -->   F(6,7)

(2+4,-3-4) -->  G(6,-7)

(-2-4,-3-4) --> H(-6,-7)

Second Image.

Scale Factor 2

Length = 6

Width = 8

Perimeter = 2(6+8)= 2(14) = 28

Area = 6 times 8 = 48.

Scale Factor 3

Length = 8

Width = 10

Perimeter = 2(8+10)= 2(18) = 36

Area = 8 times 10 = 80.

Scale Factor 4

Length = 10

Width = 12

Perimeter = 2(10+12)= 2(22) = 44

Area = 10 times 12 = 120.

Scale Factor 2

Length = 8

Width = 10

Perimeter = 2(8+10)= 2(18) = 36

Area = 8 times 10 = 80.

Scale Factor 3

Length = 10

Width = 12

Perimeter = 2(10+12)= 2(22) = 44

Area = 10 times 12 = 120.

Scale Factor 4

Length = 12

Width = 14

Perimeter = 2(12+14)= 2(26) = 52

Area = 12 times 14 = 168.

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