Point D is on segment SF. If SF is 72 cm and DF is 62, what is the measurement of segment SD ?
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As X' is the reflected point of X(0,3) , so the x co ordinate of X' = 0+8 =8 and here y co ordinate remains same.
So, X'= (8,3)
Like that way, Y' is the reflected point of Y(2,0) and Z' is the reflected point of Z(4,2)
As the point Z is lying on the line x=4 and the reflection is also across that line, so both Z and Z' represent same point.
Y'= (2+4, 0) = (6, 0)
Z' = (4, 2)
Answer:
-7/2
Step-by-step explanation:
The slope of a line can be defined as: , which can be more formally calculated as:
, where it's essentially the same thing, except the rise/run is being calculated with two points (which you already need)
So let's just say:
Plugging the values into the equation we get:
You can also just look at the graph and see that from point 1 to point 2, it "rised" -7 units, and "ran" 2 units.
Notice how the "rise" is negative? That just means it went down.