Answer:
1st option, (2x, 2y)
Step-by-step explanation:
If we select any random point on Figure S, let's just say the upper right hand corner of the arrow at (2,3), and compare that to the same point but on Figure T, it is now (4,6). By just looking at the two points, we can see that the x and y values of the point we chose from Figure S had to be doubled to get to that point but in Figure T
