the coordinates of the vertices after the given transformation are:
- H' (4, -1)
- I' (4, 3)
- G' (1, 0)
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How to get the coordinates of the vertices after the transformation?</h3>
First, we can identify the original vertices, which are:
- H (4, 1)
- I (4, -3)
- G (1, 0)
Now we apply a reflection across the x-axis, it will only change the sign of the y-component of each of the above points, then the coordinates of the vertices after the given transformation are:
- H' (4, -1)
- I' (4, 3)
- G' (1, 0)
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Answer:
0.3
Step-by-step explanation:
15w=4.5
÷15 ÷15
w = 0.3
Sorry if I'm wrong
Answer:
96
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
6x+2
Step-by-step explanation:
your combine like terms...
so 13x is teh same as -7x
13x-7x= 6x
3 and -1 are the same as well
3-1=2
so teh answer would be
6x+2
Answer: 2nd option and 4th option
I got this right on plato
