Quadrilateral PQRS is dilated by a scale factor of 1/2 with point R as the center of dilation, resulting in the image P'Q'R'S'.
1 answer:
The statement that is true about line segment P'S' is (c) Segment P'S' s 4 units long and lies on a different segment
<h3>How to determine the true statement?</h3>The complete question is in the attached image
From the image, we have:
PS = 8 units
This means that:
P'S' = 1/2 * PS
So, we have:
P'S' = 1/2 * 8
Evaluate
P'S' = 4
Also, the segment PS and P'S' do not lie on the same segment
Hence, the true statement is (c)
Read more about dilation at:
#SPJ1
You might be interested in
Answer:
<u>Explanatory variable</u> (independent variable)
- The variable that affects the other variable.
- Drawn along the horizontal axis.
<u>Response variable</u> (dependent variable)
- The variable that is being affected.
- Drawn up the vertical axis.
(a) As the class wondered if they could <em>predict the father's height</em>, when they<em> know the son's height</em>
Explanatory variable = son's height
Response variable = father's height
(even though this is contrary to real-life, where the father's height would be used to predict the son's height)
(b) **see first attachment**
(c) The association is positive since the father's height increases as the son's height increases.
(d) **see second attachment**
Outlier = Paul (64.5, 73)
This point is far away from the majority of points on the scatter plot.
If we add a regression line to the scatter plot, we can see that this data point is the farthest from the regression line.
