Answer:
From the figure shown the coordinates of W'X'Y'Z' are W'(2, 3), X'(6, 3), Y'(6, 4) and Z'(3, 5)
The coordinates of the pre-image that yeilded W'X'Y'Z' according to the rule (-x, -y) can be obtained by changing the signs of the coordinates of W'X'Y'Z'.
Thus, the coordinates of the pre-image that yeilded W'X'Y'Z' are W(-2, -3), X(-6, -3), Y(-6, -4) and Z(-3, -5).
Therefore, the correct graph is graph c.
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Answer:
Option D
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Step-by-step explanation:
step 1
<u>Find the equation of the inequality A</u>
we know that
The solution of the inequality A (dashed line) is the shaded area below the dashed line
The equation of the dashed line is 
therefore
The equation of the inequality A is 
step 2
<u>Find the equation of the inequality B</u>
we know that
The solution of the inequality B (solid line) is the shaded area below the solid line
The equation of the solid line is 
therefore
The equation of the inequality B is 
The system of linear inequalities is
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Solve the area of the whole circle since in an hour, the minute hand covers the whole clock
assuming that the minute hand reaches all the way out to the edge of the clock
the minute hand is the radius
area=pi times r^2
r=5
5^2=25
area=pi times 25
area=25pi
aprox pi=3.14
25 times 2.14=78.5
area=78.5 in^2
The original annual simple interest rate, rounded to two decimal places, is 3.79%
What is the formula for simple interest?
The simple interest on a loan or deposit is determined as the principal multiplied by the simple interest rate and time
I=PRT
The first loan:
P=12 850.00
R=r(assume it is r)
T=4 years
I=12 850.00*r*4
I=51400r
The second loan was taken after 14 quarters the first was taken out, which is the same as after 3.5 years, hence, the interest on the second loan is only for a half a year
P=3 273.00
R=0.5r( half of the interest on the first loan)
T=0.5 years
I=3 273.00*0.5r*0.5
I= 818.25r
Total interest=51400r+818.25r
Total interest=52218.25r
total interest paid=1 980.00
1 980.00=52218.25r
r=1 980.00/52218.25
r=3.79%
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