To do this we need to move 10 to other side. To accomplish this you just need to add 10 to both side since (-10)
so
A+ 10 = c -10 + 10
we get
A+ 10 = c
lets say it wasn't -10 but positive 10.
A = c + 10 then we would subtract 10 from both sides
A -10 = c + 10 - 10
we get
A - 10 = C
Here are the choices for this problem:
They are parallel and congruent.
They are perpendicular to each other.
They share the same midpoints.
They create diameters of concentric circles.
The transformation that is done is a translation. Which means that the coordinates will be translated or moved in the coordinate plane without changing the size and the orientation of the image. If is a line was drawn from E to E' and another line was drawn from N to N', the two lines would be parallel and congruent since the translation done to E is the same to that of N.
The answer is
They are parallel and congruent.
3 i think , sorry if u get wrong
