The square on the hypotenuse is skew and impossible to visually validate. There's nothing to sum. It is a simple calculation to note that <span><span><span>32</span>+<span>42</span>=<span>52</span></span><span><span>32</span>+<span>42</span>=<span>52</span></span></span><span>, but its picture doesn't 'say' that the angle between the 3 and 4 sided square must be 90 degrees.
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I need help on that to. We have a test tomorrow and I can't figure it out and I need help:(
Add 6.25 from 5 then you get 11.25. then you add 3b to 2b then you get 5b. the. divide 5b to 11.25 to get the answer
The answer is A) Right because the lengths 3 cm and 3 cm are obviously the same so it will form a right angle
The task is to find the original coordinates with the transformed ones given, so you have to apply the inverse of the stated transformations.
Q"( 6,-1),R"(0,-1) and S"(0,-7)
-> rotate 90 anti-clockwise
Q'(1,6), R'(1,0),S'(7,0)
-> translate left by 7 units
Q(-6,6), R(-6,0), S(0,0)
