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3 years ago

I dont know how to do this help me ASAP 3πd=12π

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D = 4

This is because 12 divided by 3 is 4.
Also if you put 3 times pi times 4 in a calculator, it would be the same answer as putting in 12 times pi.

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Given the triangle

PQR

with points

P(8,0)

Q(6,2)

R(-2,-4)

And the triangle

P'Q'R'

with points

P'(4,0)

Q'(3,1)

R'(-1,-2)

Part A. Scale factor

Using the vertex

P( 8, 0)

P'(4,0)

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P''Q''R'' after using P'Q'R' reflected about the y axis

to make a reflection over the y axis

coordinates (x,y) turn into coordinates (-x,y)

as follows

$P^{\prime}(4,0)\rightarrow P^{\prime\prime}(-4,0)$ $Q^{\prime}(3,1)\rightarrow Q^{\prime\prime}(-3,1)$ $R^{\prime}(-1,-2)\rightarrow R^{\prime\prime}(1,-2)$

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