IF you are dilating about the origin, which you didn't exactly state, the new coordinates are A' (1/5, 1), B' (2/5, 1/5), C' (0, 4/5). Dilation is all about distance, so you have to move the new coordinates to whatever the scale factor is times the x and y distance. For example, A is at (1, 5), so 1/5 of 1 is 1/5, and 1/5 of 5 is 1, hence your new coordinate for A. It is a fifth of the distance from the origin as its preimage is.
Answer:
B. Space 14
Step-by-step explanation:
8 + 12 = 20
20 - 10 = 10
10 - 1 = 9
9 + 5 = 14
So the answer is Space 14.
The formula used to find the area<span> of a circlular </span>sector<span> - a pie-shaped </span>part of a circle<span>. ... </span>π<span>. 4. 2. ·. 86. 360. = 12.01. What the formulae are doing is taking the </span>area<span> of the whole ... So for example, if the</span>central angle<span> was 90°, then </span>the sector<span> would </span>have<span> an </span>area<span> equal to one ... r is the </span>radius<span> of the </span>circle<span>of which </span>the sector<span> is </span>part<span>.</span>
It will intercept at (-9,-14)
This would be exponential growth
A= 500,000(1+.0625)^10
=500,000(1.0625)^10
=500,000* <span>1.83353577126
the population after 10 years= </span><span>916,767
A=500,000(1+.0625)^20
=500,000(1.0625)^20
=500,000* 3.36185342451
the population after 20 years would be= </span><span>1,680,926</span>
