Don't you mean "coords," or (better yet) "coordinates?"
Look at line DG as an example. It's vertical. If you rotate the whole figure clockwise, then line DG becomes the horiz. line D'G.' G' would have the coordinates (-1,-1), and D' (5,-1). Plot these points G' and D' and see whether or not you agree.
Answer:
d = 2cot(x) or d = 2/tan(x)
Step-by-step explanation:
The vertical distance from the jet to the top of the house represents the opposite side to the 'x' angle, while the horizontal distance, d, represents the adjacent side. Since we do not know the hypotenuse, the tangent and cotangent functions are the preferable choices:
Therefore, the distance 'd' can be expressed as d = 2cot(x) or d = 2/tan(x).
Answer:
triangle KLM
Step-by-step explanation:
Take one point on the initial triangle and move it according to the given translation to locate the image. I used point G. Its coordinate plot is at
(2,3). I perform the operation of the given translation to this. (X1-X2, y1-y2).
So, (2-1, 3-8). The new coordinates will be (1,-5) and the only triangle with these coordinates is triangle KLM.
Multiply 57.6 x 8 = 460. 8 and since you have to convert it to feet you divide by 12 which gets you 38.4 feet
