Answer:
27405
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 6 different variants available for each croissant. There are 26 croissants in all out of which 1 is plain. We use combination and permutation technique to identify different ways to choose croissant.
[5 + 26 - 1 ] 26 = 30C26 = 27405.
1. (x , y) → (kx , ky) = Dilation ; similar image
2. (x , y) → (y , -x) = Rotation 90 counterclockwise ; congruent
3. (x , y) → (-x , y) = Reflection over y-axis ; congruent
4. (x , y) → (-x , -y) = Rotation 180 ; congruent
5. (x , y) → (x, -y) = Reflection over x-axis ; congruent
6. (x , y) → (-y , x) = Rotation 90 clockwise ; congruent
7. (x , y) → (x + a , y + b) = Translation ; congruent
Hope this helps :)
A slope of 1/2 means for every two units to the right we move up one.
We have to be careful here because the graphs don't always use the same scale for x and y.
The bottom left uses the same scale and does indeed go two units to the right for every unit up, so that one is the answer.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
40%
Step-by-step explanation:
15-9=6
6/15=2/5=40/100=40%
