Is rectangle EFGH the result of a dilation of rectangle ABCD with a center of dilation at the origin? Why or why not?
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
In this question, it appears that you need to solve this equation in terms of x.
Beginning with the equation a = x(1 + bc), we must isolate the 'x' variable and make an equation equivalent to 'x'. This can be done by:
a = x(1 + bc)
Divide (1 + bc) from both sides, giving you:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
There are two case I used, since we are not give diagram, so I assumed that U can be the right angle and also assume that W can be the right angle so, I used both assumption to solve, check attachment
1. Using Trigonometry
Assuming that U is the right angle
Tan θ = opp / adj
Tan 60 = UW / UV
Tan 60 = UW / 18
UW = 18 × Tan60
UW = 18 × √3
UW = 18√3
UW = 31.18 unit
Also, assume that W is right angle
Using trigonometry
Sinθ = opp / hyp
Sin60 = UW / UV
Sin60 = UW / 18
UW = 18 × sin60
UW = 18 × √3/2
UW = 9√3
UW = 15.59 unit
