Answer:
if we have the point (x, y), a reflection over the x-axis give us the point (x, -y)
if we have the point (x, y), a reflection over the y-axis give us the point (-x, y)
if we have the point (x, y), a reflection across both axes give us the point (-x, -y)
1. (2, -3) → (-2, -3) ------- reflection across the y-axis
2. (2, -3) → (-3, 2) -------- not a reflection
3. (2, -3) → (-2, 3) ------ reflection across both axes
4. (2, -3) → (2, 3) ----- reflection across the x-axis
It should be 15% I think I’m right
Answer:
11
Step-by-step explanation:
16-x
substitute with 5
16-5
11
A mixed number can be rewritten as the quotient of two numbers. <span>For instance, "1 and 1/4" = 5/4. 5 is not a multiple of 4 and therefore 5/4 is neither an integer nor a whole number. By definition, a mixed number has a nonzero remainder. Both integers and whole numbers have no remainder by definition, so it is impossible for a mixed number to be either.</span>
