Answer: Refer to the diagram below
- P ' is at (-7, 9)
- Q ' is at (1, 9)
- R ' is at (-6, 4)
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Explanation:
The diagram shows how point R moves to R'. We move up 2 units going from R(-6,0) to (-6,2). This lands us on the line of reflection. Then we move another 2 units up to land on (-6,4) which is the location of point R'.
The other points P and Q follow the same idea. Though the distances will be different from R. For P and Q, we'll move 7 units up to arrive at the line of reflection, then another 7 units to arrive at the proper locations of P' and Q', which are (-7,9) and (1,9) respectively.
Use the Pythagorean theorem:
The length of the hypotenuse is 6√2 units.
Answer:
425733.32
Step-by-step explanation:
3%= 12772×100÷x
3x= 12772×100
x=425733.34
That's a quadratic, a nice parabola in vertex form.
The parabola has a positive x^2 term, so it's a CUP, concave up positive. It will have a minimum at the vertex, which is (2,5). Plot that point.
Now we need a couple of guide points to draw the usual parabola going up from both sides of its vertex. We try x=0 giving (0,9) and see that x=4 also gives 9, (4,9). Plot the parabola through those two points and the vertex and you're done.