Answer:
<em>Part A </em>C = (10,5)<em> Part B </em>C. D'(0,10)
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Part A</em>
Since c is at the point (2,1) in relation to the origin, we can multiply those distances by our scale factor of 5
(2,1) * 5 = (10,5)
The new point C is going to be (10,5)
<em>Part B</em>
If you dilate with a factor of 5 -- relative to the origin -- you have to multiply the distance from <em>the origin</em> by 5.
In this case, point D is already on the y axis, so it's x value wouldn't be affected. Point D is currently 2 units away from (0,0), so we can multiply 2*5 to get 10 -- our ending point is (0,10)
Answer:
30
Step-by-step explanation:
5ab-2c
5(2)(3)-2(0)
5(6)-2(0)
30-0
30
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
In this case, the offspring will have two dominant traits and one recessive trait. If One of the Alleles for a traight is dominant, then the expressed traight will be dominant, assuming there is no mixing of traits. So for any offspring with these traits, they can have one or both domiant alleles for the wing shape and body color traits, but they must have both recessive alleles for the eye trait. Using a punnett square, you can find the number, which happens to be 9/64.
Answer:
x=# of boys
x+7=# of girls
x+x+7=25
2x+7=25
2x=25-7
2x=18
x=18/2
x=9 boys
x+7=16 girls
If you don't understand variables use trial and error.
Boys Girls
1 8
2 9
3 10
4 11
5 12
6 13
7 14
8 15
9 16 9+16=25 students
You could start this way...
Boys Girls
12 13
11 14
10 15
9 16 16 is 7 more than 9
