The transformation is a reflection on the y-axis.
If we take the y-axis as the mirror line as shown in the diagram below, we can see that the distance of vertices A, B, and C to the mirror line are equals to the distance of vertices A', B' and C' to the mirror line.
Answer:
CV for statistics exam = 15%
CV for calculus exam = 19%
Since the CV for calculus exam is higher, it has a greater spread relative to the mean than the statistics exam.
Step-by-step explanation:
To find coefficient variation we use the formula:
CV = (SD/mean) * 100
CV for the statistics exam:
where; SD= 5
mean= 75
CV = ( 5/75) *100
= 0.15 or 15%
CV for calculus exam
SD = 11
Mean= 58
CV= (11 /58) * 100
= 0.19 or 19%
Angle W:
180 = 90 + 57 + W
180 = 147 + W
W = 33 degrees
Using trigonometry functions to find the side lengths. (SOH CAH TOA)
Side XZ:
cos(57) = XZ / 18
XZ = cos(57) x 18
XZ = 9.8 units
Side XW:
sin(57) = XW / 18
XW = sin(57) x 18
XW = 15.1 units
Hope this helps!! :)
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