Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To find slope you have to take y2-y1 over x2-x1
y2=your second y poiny
y1=first y point
x2=second x point
x1=first x point
Since it is minus a negative you get to change it to a plus sign, because they cancel each other out.
3 + 7
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-4-0
10/-4
This isn't quite simplified, so you find a common factor for the numerator (top number) and the denominator (bottom number). You should note the number has to go into both numbers, not just one. The largest common factor would be 2 in this case.
10/2=5
-4/2=-2
Now your simplified answer would be 5/2
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Transformation involves changing the position of a shape.
The transformation from 
to 
is 90 degrees clockwise rotation
Using the coordinates of A and A', we have:
Notice that the x-coordinate is <em>negated </em>and then <em>swapped </em>with the y-coordinate.
i.e.
The transformation of a point from <em>(x,y) to (y,-x)</em> is a 90 degrees clockwise rotation.
Hence, the transformation from to is 90 degrees clockwise rotation
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Answer:
1 3/4 cups is between the 13th and 15th lines from the bottom.
Step-by-step explanation:
The bottom of the cup has no line and corresponds to 0 eights.
1st line up: 1/8 cup
2nd line up: 2/8 cup this is also called 1/4 cup
3rd line up: 3/8 cup
4th line up: 4/8 cup this is also called 1/2 cup
5th line up: 5/8 cup
6th line up: 6/8 cup this is also called 3/4 cup
7th line up: 7/8 cup
8th line up: 8/8 cup this is also called 1 cup
9th line up: 9/8 cup
10th line up: 10/8 cup this is also called 1 1/4 cup
11th line up: 1 3/8 cup
12th line up: 1 4/8 cup this is also called 1 1/2 cup
13th line up: 1 5/8 cup
14th line up: 1 6/8 cup this is also called 1 3/4 cup
15th line up: 1 7/8 cup
16th line up: 1 8/8 cup this is also called 2 cups
1 3/4 cups is between the 13th and 15th lines from the bottom.
