The region(s) represent the intersection of Set A and Set B (A∩B) is region II
<h3>How to determine which region(s) represent the intersection of Set A and Set B (A∩B)?</h3>
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The universal set is given as:
Set U
While the subsets are:
The intersection of set A and set B is the region that is common in set A and set B
From the attached figure, we have the region that is common in set A and set B to be region II
This means that
The intersection of set A and set B is the region II
Hence, the region(s) represent the intersection of Set A and Set B (A∩B) is region II
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Answer:
Part A :
The scale factor of the dilation that transforms triangle PQR to triangle P'Q'R' is divided by 3.
Part B :
P"(-1,2), Q"(0,3), R"(1,0)
Part C :
Triangle PQR and P"Q"R" are not congruent because congruent means equal and similar but triangle PQR and P"Q"R" are proportional because they are rational to each other but do not have the same measures of sides but the angles are congruent.
This is the graphing of the triangle.
Answer:
not -7 just 7
Step-by-step explanation:
There are many ways to do this.
One way could be 0.25x+7.00=27
Answer:
1) 13 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
1) 13+8=21 which is greater than 15. Would be a triangle.
2) 7+8=15 This would be a single line, not a triangle.
3) 3+8<15 This would be a single line, not a triangle.
2) 15+8=23 This would be a single line, not a triangle.
