The coordinates of the pre-image of point F' is (-2, 4)
<h3>How to determine the coordinates of the pre-image of point F'?</h3>
On the given graph, the location of point F' is given as:
F' = (4, -2)
The rule of reflection is given as
Reflection across line y = x
Mathematically, this is represented as
(x, y) = (y, x)
So, we have
F = (-2, 4)
Hence, the coordinates of the pre-image of point F' is (-2, 4)
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Answer:
2 feet per year
Step-by-step explanation:
I think you meant 38 1/2
and 5 1/2
but if you didn't then its
2.1484375
because
4912-3812=1100
1100÷512= 2.1484375
First of all, we need to know what is supplementary angle is. It's means that two angles add together to get 180° angle. For examples, 135° and 45° angles add together called supplemtary angles.
Now, we know Supplementary angles with measures (2x+4) and (3x+1), so
(2x+4)+(3x+1)=180
2x+4+3x+1=180
Combining like terms
2x+3x+4+1=180
5x+5=180
Subtract 5 to each side
5x+5-5=180-5
5x=175
Divided 5 to each side
5x/5=175/5
x=35°
Next, find the measure of two angles by substitute x=35° with (2x+4) and (3x+1), so
2x+4
=2(35)+4
=70+4
=74°
(3x+1)
=3x+1
=3(35)+1
=105+1
=106°. As a result, the two supplementary angle are 106° and 74°. Hope it help!
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Add the first two columns - third column. See if it equals last column.
Number one is correct, number 2 is off by $1.00,etc
let me know if you are still confused
Step-by-step explanation:
As you have done till
3p + 8 = 20
3p = 20 - 8
3p = 12
p = 12 / 3 = 4
