Answer:
The length of segment AC is two times the length of segment A'C'
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
If two figures are similar, then the ratio of its corresponding sides is proportional and this ratio is called the scale factor
Let
z ----> the scale factor
A'C' ----> the length of segment A'C'
AC ----> the length of segment AC
so
we have that
---> the dilation is a reduction, because the scale factor is less than 1 and greater than zero
substitute

therefore
The length of segment AC is two times the length of segment A'C'
Dominics son is 45inches tall
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Let his sons height be 'h'
If Dominic is 72 inches and casts a shadow of 60 inches. His son casts a shadow of 50 inches.
Then We can say that,
h = 50 x (72/60)
h = 45 inches
Dominics son is 45inches tall
J=-8c²-4cd-d²
k=-3c²+7cd-3d²
j+k=
-8c²-4cd-d²-3c²+7cd-3d²
-11c²-4d²+3cd
4/5 -3/7=
28/35 -15/35
=13/35
Well.. There's 3y-2=y+4 right?
Add 2 and you get 3y=y+6
Minus y- you get 2y=6
Divide it at 2 and you get y=3.
Sorry for the explanation but I'm from another country and this is the best I can