Answer:
- reflection, then translation
- rotation, then translation
Step-by-step explanation:
When the points designating each triangle are considered in order, they are seen to be in clockwise order. Segment FG is oriented to the west, while corresponding segment VW is oriented to the east. This means the figure could have been rotated 180° or reflected across a point. Either way, some translation may be necessary to align the figures as shown.
Possible transformations include ...
- reflection across a point, then translation (depending on the location of the point)
- rotation 180° about a point, then translation (depending on the location of the point)
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If one of the triangles is reflected across the midpoint of GW, it will coincide with the other triangle. Hence only one reflection across a chosen point is required. Of course, reflection across a point is identical to rotation 180° about that point. For any other point of reflection or rotation, translation will be involved.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Geometric Sequences</u>
The geometric sequence is given as:
Where n is the number of the term, n≥1, and r is the common ratio.
The sum of n terms of the geometric sequence is given by:
We are given: S3=252, a1=192, thus substuting:
Dividing by 12:
Recall that:
Substituting:
Simplifying:
Rearranging:
16r^2+16r-5=0
Rewriting:
Factoring:
Solving:
Both solutions are valid
