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8th grade: identify the transformation from the original figure to the image

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Multiple numbers turned from positive to negative.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Givens

Student A

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t = 6 minutes

Student B

d = 1/2 mile

t = 5 minutes

Note

In both cases, the units are the same, so unit conversion is not necessary.

Solution

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given

$Tiles = 100$

Required

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The given parameter represents the perimeter of the table

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$Perimeter = 4L$

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$100 = 4L$

Solve for L

$L= 100/4$

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The length of one side is 25 tiles

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