The correct graph is D.
We can tell this for two reasons. Firstly, you would need a dotted line. Since the equation includes a greater than sign, and not a greater than or equal to sign, it must be dotted.
Then we need to figure out whether to shade above or below the line. The best way to find this is by checking whether the point (0,0) should be shaded.
y + 2 > -3x - 3
0 + 2 > -3(0) - 3
2 > -3 (TRUE)
Since this is a true statement, the side with (0,0) needs to be shaded. Graph D is the only one that has a dotted line and (0,0) shaded.
Using the distance formula we can determine the perimeter of PQR.
Distance formula: d=√(x-x1)^2+(y-y1)^2
distance of PR: √(-2+2)^2+(9+3)^2= 12
distance of QR: √(7+2)^2+(-3+3)^2=9
distance of PQ: √(7+2)^2+(-3-9)^2= 15
Perimeter: 12+9+15=36
Answer:
Most likely (B)
Step-by-step explanation:
Points of ABCD:
A (3,1)
B (3,4)
C (5,5)
D (5,2)
The algebraic rule for reflecting across the y axis:
(x,y) ---> (-x, y)
Points of ABCD after being reflected: (shown by figure 2)
A (-3, 1)
B (-3, 4)
C (-5, 5)
D (-5, 2)
Then, the figure got translated two units to the left, resulting in figure F in the picture, and A’B’C’D’ in the question.
Points of ABCD after being translated by (x-2, y) : (shown by figure F)
A (-5, 1)
B (-5, 4)
C (-7, 5)
D (-7, 2)
This should be the coordinates of A’B’C’D’.
1.7) < 7 and < 8 form a linear pair....which means, when added, they equal 180 degrees. So if < 7 = 61, then < 8 = (180 - 61) = 119 <=
1.8) angles that are supplementary will add up to 180. So if one of the angles is 38, then the other one is (180 - 38) = 142 <==
1.9) < 3 = < 5 (vertical angles are congruent)
1.10) < 2 = < 8 (vertical angles are congruent)
1.11) < 7 = < 1 (vertical angles)
1.12) < 6 = < 4 (vertical angles)
