The difference between Pre-Image and Image is given as follows:
- Image is the shape AFTER a transformation is the picture of the transformation.
- A transformation's preimage is the shape BEFORE the change.
<h3>How do you define relationships between Image and Preimage?</h3>
Usually, the difference between image and pre-image is the way or method of transformation.
<h3>What is transformation in math?</h3>
A transformation is a broad phrase covering four distinct methods of changing the shape and/or location of a point, line, or geometric figure.
The Pre-Image is the original shape of the item, and the Image during the transformation is the final shape and location of the object.
The types of transformation in math are;
- translation
- rotation
- reflection, and
- dilation.
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Your answer should be 71. :)
Answer:
y=3
Step-by-step explanation:
The y values are the same, so there cannot be a slope. The (mx) part of y=mx+b is cancelled out, and is left with the b. Since the y value is forever three, the y-intercept will be 3 as well.
Therefore, the slope-intercept equation is
y=3
To solve this problem you have to set up a proportion. To form one side of the proportion you use "is over of" meaning what number represented by is, in this case 18, is placed over the number represented by of, 3000.

Since you are finding the percent of something, youre x value is placed above "100" because percent values are most commonly out of 100%.
So now your proportion will look like


To solve the proportion you cross multiply and divide. So you multiply 100 and 18 since they are crossed from each other, then divide 1800 by 3000. The answer is .6. 18 is .6% of 3000.
Let’s designate the number of banana splits sold as x. That means the number of sundaes sold is x + 8.
Now if we put this into an equation, also keeping in mind their costs, we get:
3(x) + 2(x + 8) = 156
Now to solve for x:
3x + 2(x + 8) = 156
3x + 2x + 16 = 156
5x = 140
x = 28
That means you’ve sold 28 banana splits and 36 sundaes! :)