Answer:
198.88
Step-by-step explanation:
Trust. I got the problem wrong, then it showed me the answer
The first image has a coordinate of A'(1, 6) B'(-3, 7)
<h3>How to calculate the coordinates of an image after a translation?</h3>
Translation can be defined as movement in a straight line.
Given the rule: (x,y) → (x + 3, y - 1) and A(-2,7) B(-6,8)
That means: A(x = -2, y =7) B(x = -6, y = 8)
Thus the translation will be:
A'(-2 +3, 7-1) B'(-6+3, 8-1) = A'(1, 6) B'(-3, 7)
Therefore, the coordinate of the image is A'(1, 6) B'(-3, 7)
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Answer:
2A/h - a = b
Step-by-step explanation:
Using A= 1/2(a+b)h
Divide both side by h
⇒A/h = 1/2(a + b)
Mutiply both sides by 2
⇒2A/h = a + b
Take the 2 over to the other side
2A/h - a = b
Keep in mind, that the (a) is not on the bottom, rather on its own
(3m - 4n - 7) - (8m + n - 6)
3m - 8m = - 5m
-4n - n = -5n
-7 - (-6) = -7 + 6 = -1
-5m - 5n - 1 is your answer
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