Look at the x and y lines! Now where does that squigle cross? Those are the coordinates! (x,y) You should have three answers :)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The slope formula is used to calculate the slope if you are given two points. Remember that slope is defined as rise/run. Which translates to the rise divided by the run. The slope formula will allow us to take the change in the rise and divide by the change in the run.
<span>Being able to express numbers in its equivalent forms allows you to give more accurate and correct answers. By using equivalents forms you may find a simply and easier way to solve the given equation.
For example, in fraction, by simply expressing equivalent fractions with common denominator, you can easily subtract and add the given numbers in an easy way. There are a lot of numbers that are equivalent, and there are a lot of way to solve a single problem to get a correct answer.</span>
Answer:
a. No
b. Yes
c. No
Step-by-step explanation:
a. For BC and B'C to both be parallel to the y-axis when BC is parallel to the y-axis the figure must be rotated by a multiple of 180 degrees.
b. When you rotate a figure none of the angles in the figure change.
c. For D and D' to have the same coordinates the figure must be rotated by 360.
