Answer:
C'A' = 10units (A)
Question
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Triangle ABC was dilated using the rule Dy, 5/4
If CA = 8, what is C'A'?
10 units
12 units
16 units
20 units
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Scale factor = 5/4
CA = 8units
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This is a question on dilation. In dilation, figures have the same shapes but different sizes.
Y is the center of dilation
Lengths of ∆ABC: CB, AB, CA
Lengths of ∆A'B'C': C'B', A'B', C'A'
C'B' = scale factor × CB
A'B' = scale factor × AB
C'A' = scale factor × CA
C'A' = 5/4 × 8
C'A' = 40/4
C'A' = 10units (A)
Hello!
When solving a quadratic equation, we should begin by confirming that the right side is equal to 0. The equation above, however, contains a 2 on the right side.
Therefore, the most logical first step would be to subtract 2 from both sides, leaving the ride side equal to 0.
I hope this helps!
There are four different choices. Now we have to find which choice best expresses the inequality 1.25x-6.50>50
1.25x has positive sign so any statement that indicates earning like sells at the rate of 1.25 will match with expression 1.25x.
Now -6.50 has negative sign that means this quantity must be subtracted or represents loss of any kind.
Keeping above sign in mind and reading the given statementns, we see that only choice "a" first the given inequality.
Hence final answer is a).
the formula for the Pythagorean theorem is a squared plus b squared is equals to c squared we don't have our a so it will be 8 * 8 =64which is 64 is equals to 10 * 10 which is 100 - 64 is equals to 36 then you square root do square roots the 36 which is 6
