Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Quadrilateral QRST
Q (1, 2), R (3, 4), S (5, 6), and T (2, 7)
Dlated Factor = 2
Required
Coordinates of quadrilateral Q′R′S′T′
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In other words,
Q'R'S'T' = Dilation factor * QRST
When Q = (1,2)
Q' = 2 * (1,2)
Q' = (2,4)
When R = (3,4)
R' = 2 * (3,4)
R' = (6,8)
When S = (5,6)
S' = 2* (5,6)
S' = (10,12)
When T= (2,7)
T' = 2 * (2,7)
T' = (4,14)
Hence, the coordinates of Q'R'S'T' is
Q' = (2,4); R' = (6,8); S' = (10,12); T' = (4,14)
Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming that each square is one unit, you plug it into the distance formula.
ABC has
A as the first letter
B as the second letter
C as the third letter
The order is important
Similarly with EFG we hae
E as the first letter
F as the second letter
G as the third letter
The order is also important
Based on the orderings, we can say
A corresponds to E
B corresponds to F
C corresponds to G
Which means
A rotates to E
B rotates to F
C rotates to G
The final answer is choice C) Angle C
since we're looking for the angle that rotates or maps to angle G
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
m = 
y - 
= m( x - 
)
y = mx + b
~~~~~~~~~~~
(4, 5)
( - 6, 15)
m = (15 - 5) / ( - 6 - 4 ) = - 1
y - 5 = ( - 1)( x - 4 )
y =<em> (- 1) </em>x + <em>9</em>
Answer:
A. 30
Step-by-step explanation:
Because it showed up the most
